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- - - - ARTICLES USED:
        
        https://www.chefiica.com/blogs/bakery-and-patisserie/5-skills-every-pastry-chef-should-have
        
        https://pastry-workshop.com/top-10-traits-of-a-pastry-chef-top-10-calitati-ale-unui-cofetar/
        
        https://uk.jobted.com/job-description/pastry-chef
        
        https://m.snagajob.com/job-descriptions/pastry-chef/
        
        https://yti.edu/blog/what-skills-do-you-need-to-be-a-pastry-chef
        
        https://www.kangan.edu.au/students/blog/traits-of-the-perfect-pastry-chef
    - - PATISSIER
        
        CHARACTERISTICS OF A PASTRY CHEF
        
        DETAIL-ORIENTED
        Pastry chefs must pay close attention to details. Elaborate dessert platings require precision. As a pastry chef, you must be able to notice and correct any flaws before the item goes to the customer.
        
        ORGANIZED
        A pastry chef has many tools and even more ingredients. Pastry chefs have a lot to keep track of in their kitchens, so it is vital that they remain organized at all times.
        
        PATIENT
        Becoming overly angry or frustrated may cause you to rush the process and compromise the integrity of the food. It is important for a pastry chef to remain calm and confident in any situation.
        
        HARD-WORKING
        Most pastry chefs working in bakeries start work this early to prepare for the morning commuters who might stop in for breakfast, and they usually keep working until late morning or even afternoons.
        
        RISK-TAKER
        Though you can always follow a recipe, the best pastry chefs take risks with their cooking. They know how to adjust the recipe so that they get the desired outcome.
        
        TOUGHNESS
        Not every customer is going to be satisfied all of the time. A pastry chef needs to have a thick skin in order to handle criticism, especially if you feel like it is unjust.
        
        QUALIFICATION AND CONTINUOS LEARNING
        Every good pastry chef knows the road to success in the world of pastry starts with a great education. It doesn’t necessarily mean pastry classes, but it does mean continuous learning,
        
        MULTITASKING
        Most often you will need to multitask and prepare, whether it is cooking or weighting ingredients, multiple recipes at a time. And you will need all your attention for thi
        
        WHAT IS A PATISSIER?
        A patissier or a pastry chef is a culinary artist specializing in creating desserts, sweets, and pieces of bread.
        
        SKILLS OF A PASTRY CHEF
        
        HAND-EYE COORDINATION
        Pastry chefs work with knives, icing bags, and other precision tools and must have excellent techniques when cutting and preparing food.
        
        TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS
        Kitchens get busy quickly, food can get ruined easily if you cannot manage your time.
        
        SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL
        Delicious food brings in customers. Pastry chefs are the last line of defense to ensure each piece of food is safe, prepared correctly, and tasty.
        
        LEADERSHIP SKILLS
        Being a good leader, who can assign tasks, hire the right people, motivate workers in a high stress environment will help immensely
        
        CREATIVITY
        Like many other forms of cooking, pastry work is somewhat of an art. There’s a lot of room to be creative in baking, and the pastry chefs that exhibit the most creative with their work usually go very far in their careers. Chefs like to go back to simple recipes and see how they can improve or change them to something new.
        
        MATHEMATIC SKILLS
        Pastry chefs must possess the basic math skills, including knowledge of fractions, needed to mix recipes and weigh ingredients. Math skills are important for understanding budgeting, productions costs, and price setting.
        
        COMMUNICATION SKILLS
        Effective communication is critical in the pastry arts. Pastry chefs working in retail must have good communication skills in order to deal effectively with customers.
      - WHAT IS CULINARY ARTS?
        Culinary arts refer to the art of preparing, cooking, presenting and serving food
- - - - What is Psychology?
        The curriculum focuses on human behavior, literature, education, politics, liberal arts, and society.
      - Medical Doctor
        
        What is a Medical Doctor?
        Medical doctors (MDs) are physicians who work in hospitals, clinics, medical centers, or private practices. MDs treat people for illnesses and injuries. They also prescribe medications, order diagnostic tests, diagnose ailments, and record patient information.
        
        Characteristics of a Medical Doctor
        
        KNOWLEDGEABLE
        Patients must have a doctor who knows what they are doing. They should be confident that they are right with what information they share to their patients.
        
        EMPATHETIC
        Understanding your patients can help you in doing a great job. Each and one of us have unique bodies and life. Science can't be generalized all the time because we are different from each other and that's what a doctor needs to know.
        
        DECISIVE
        Having the ability in choosing
        right decision's should be one
        of a doctor's capability.
        
        PASSIONATE
        Being full of passion is important because this is where hard-work comes from. Someone passionate to their job excels the most. In being a physician you have to exert effort.
        
        CARING
        It is important to have a caring doctor. The role of a physician is to take good care of their patients.
        
        UNBIASED
        Clients or patients deserves to know the truth about their condition. A medical professional have to be honest with a patient no matter what.
        
        COMPETENT
        Being successful in ones job is an important thing especially for a doctor. Lives of other people depends on how a doctor handles him/her.
        
        Skills of a Medical Doctor
        
        COMMUNICATION SKILLS
        Effective communication skills are essential to medical practice that can help build a healthy, strong doctor-patient relationship. The ability to communicate well is a core competency for healthcare professionals.
        
        TIME MANAGEMENT
        Physicians are responsible for completing a variety of tasks such as seeing patients, creating treatment plans, educating residents, participating in research activities and community leadership programs.
        
        COLLABORATON SKILLS
        To be able to effectively collaborate with people of diverse backgrounds and understand your team’s perspective is important. Physicians should collaborate with other healthcare staff to provide the best possible patient care and treatment.
        
        TECHNICAL SKILLS
        Skills such as venipuncture, IV placement, foley catheter placement, arterial puncture, suturing lacerations, insertion, removal of IUDs and many more are ought to be learned by aspiring physicians.
        
        EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
        There will be news that the recipient does not want to hear, and you need to have the emotional maturity to remain professional and level-headed and explain to people what the best course of action is.
        
        PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS
        The ability to decompose problems and construct an internal algorithm that implements that knowledge is a skill that needs to be cultivated and developed. You’ll need to be able to think outside the box.
        
        ATTENTION TO DETAIL
        It’s not just about getting dosages right or being aware of drug contraindications, either; it’s about noticing red flags and leaving no stone unturned in your initial patient interactions.
        
        PROFFESIONALISM
        It’s absolutely vital that you are able to remain professional at all times and not put yourself in a position where your ability to treat is compromised.
- - - - Bachelor of Science in Biology provides fundamental knowledge in biological and related sciences.
      - MEDICINE
        
        What is Medicine?
        Medicine is the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease.
        
        CARDIOLOGY & NEUROLOGY
        
        What Is Neurology?
        The branch of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the nervous system.
        
        What is Cardiology?
        The branch of medicine that deals with diseases and abnormalities of the heart.
        
        Characteristics of a Cardiologist
        
        Caring and Compassionate
        it should go without saying, but a cardiologist should always have a big heart themselves.
        
        Investigative
        they are quite inquisitive and curious people that often like to spend time alone with their thoughts.
        
        Social
        they thrive in situations where they can interact with, persuade, or help people.
        
        Pays Attention to Detail
        when it comes to your heart, they must not ignore even the slightest irregularity they see, but should be able to accurately pinpoint the problem.
        
        Up-To-Date on the Latest Technology
        a good cardiologist will always stay up-to-date on the latest technology being released into the medical industry and even integrate it with their Cardiac services.
        
        Confidence-to-knowledge ratio
        when a challenging case comes in, this type of clinician makes the right diagnosis and initiates the right treatment plan, but calls in the specialist to confirm the right thing was done and asks for advanced help, such as performing an invasive procedure or surgery.
        
        Characteristics of a Neurologist
        
        Excellent Bedside Care
        a staple because hours may be required to patiently examining someone's brain condition.
        
        Diligent Attitude
        because so much time may be required observing the patient monitoring hours of a patient's brain activity, neurologists must be willing to have the diligence and patience to see the case through.
        
        Balance of Workflow
        there has to be a balance struck between the time at the bedside and the need to generate sufficient revenues for the department.
        
        Top-Notch Training
        ensure the next generation of neurologists gets the best training and keep absolutely abreast of the state-of-the-art in diagnoses and treatments.
        
        Openness to new diagnostic tests and therapies
        In the past, the Neurologists did not have the types of diagnostic tests at their disposal that are revenue centers for the other departments, which has now changed in the last few years.
        
        Good Intuition
        Just like a good surgeon will have the talent of "great hands". You are born with it. You can cultivate it but some of that talent you are just born with.
        
        Skills of a Cardiologist and Neurologist
        
        Communication Skills
        As their work is physically intricate, so must be their communication with other medical personnel as they perform complex cardiac procedures.
        
        Listening
        Successful neurologists actively listen to both their patient's verbal and nonverbal communications in order to better understand the patient's problem.
        
        Leadership
        As a doctor, you’ll be leading care teams, a department, or even an entire practice of your own. To ensure everyone is giving their best, it’s important that you’re able to give your team members the support and motivation they need to thrive.
        
        Empathy
        Empathy is one of the key components of emotional intelligence. Having the ability to understand what others are feeling is one of the critical soft skills for doctors.
        
        Stress Management
        As a doctor, you’re dealing with people’s lives. That’s a lot of pressure to handle. Therefore, knowing how to manage stress is important to avoid burnout and focus on good patient care.
        
        Strong Work Ethic
        Your work ethic is a set of values that you follow no matter what the circumstances. These include punctuality, professionalism, positive attitude, time management, and more.
        
        Humility
        Having the self-awareness to admit when you don’t know something or when you’ve made a mistake is a much better approach than moving forward unsure.
        
        Confidence In Your Skills
        When you operate from a place of confidence, you transfer that feeling into your team and a confident team performs at its best capabilities delivering top-notch patient care.
        
        Articles Used:
        https://www.dr-bill.ca/blog/practice-management/10-soft-skills-you-need-as-a-doctor/
        https://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/qualities-of-a-good-neurologist.543381/
        https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/hospital-key-specialties/5-qualities-every-hospital-neurologist-should-have.html
        https://health2facts.org/qualities-of-a-good-neurologist/#:~:text=A%20good%20neurologist%20should%20be%20willing%20to%20keep,of%20making%20sure%20that%20their%20patients%20are%20better.
        https://drcynthia.com/traits-of-a-good-cardiologist/
- - - - The aviation industry is the business sector dedicated to manufacturing and operating all types of aircraft.
      - AIRLINE PILOT
        
        Airline Pilot is the role responsible for formulating a flight plan taking into accordance aircraft performance, altitude, fuel, and weather and flying the plane. It also includes tasks like conducting pre-flight checks, collaborating with flight attendants and ensuring the rules of the aircraft are being adhered to.
        
        CHARACTERISTICS OF AN AIRLINE PILOT
        
        CLEAR COMMUNICATION
        Whilst clear communication skills help in almost any job, it really matters for pilots. In fact, incorrect or incomplete pilot-controller communication is a factor in around 80 percent of flight incidents or accidents.
        
        SITUATIONAL AWARENESS
        Situational awareness means appreciating everything that is going on throughout flying, controlling and maintaining an aircraft. Pilots must learn to have a mental picture of the location, flight conditions, configuration and energy state of their aircraft — as well as any other factors that could affect its safety.
        
        THE ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND TECH INFO
        Pilots need to understand how their aircraft works. There are a set of typical procedures and technical tasks that Pilot’s carry out.
        
        CONFIDENCE, ATTITUDE, & SELF-DISCIPLINE
        If you’ve never experienced overconfidence as a pilot, then that’s great. You don’t want to get ahead of yourself. You’re looking to find that middle ground, where you’re extremely well-disciplined, respect the risks involved, acknowledge your limitations — but still enjoy and embrace the challenge of being a pilot.
        
        THE ABILITY TO REMAIN CALM
        Pilots are trained to remain calm and to deal with abnormalities or emergencies in accordance with their training. Flight training is intense and intended to stress-out student pilots. This makes sure he or she is confident enough to make sound decisions and execute tasks/checklists under pressure.
        
        SKILLS OF AN AIRLINE PILOT
        
        LEADERSHIP
        Leadership is both an inherent personal quality and a learned set of skills. Pilots must understand both the elements of effective leadership and the consequences of poor leadership.
        
        MATHEMATICS & CREATIVE SKILLS COMBINED
        Pilots have to know the numbers for the aircraft, and have the capability to perform mental arithmetic calculations quickly on demand. Accuracy and speed is what’s really required. Pilots have to know the procedures and the checklists, how to use them appropriately, and when to deviate from them. This means thinking outside of the box in order to solve a problem
        
        DECISIVENESS & QUICK-THINKING
        Pilots have to always keep a cool head despite knowing that making the wrong decision can result in a fatal outcome. They not only have to consistently make the right decision, but also have to make their mind up quickly. Most of the time there is not one single right decision. The Pilot is required to make sound judgements to make the best possible decision for their particular circumstance.
        
        TEAMWORK SKILLS
        Effective teamwork is critical in high-risk industries such as aviation. Successful teamwork occurs when every member of a team—on the ground and in the air—performs and contributes in the best way possible to achieve a common goal
        
        KNOWING WHEN TO BREAK RULES
        In other words you can’t be too rigid as a pilot. It’s a role that requires a high level of flexibility and thinking as well as following the disciplines/protocols outlined.
        
        ARTICLES USED:
        
        https://fly-ga.co.uk/traits-skills-good-professional-pilot/
        
        2.https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/airline-pilot
        3.https://www.flightsafetyaustralia.com/2019/05/teamwork/#:~:text=Effective%20teamwork%20is%20critical%20in,to%20achieve%20a%20common%20goal.&text=Teamwork%20can%20have%20a%20major,operational%20risk%20and%20safety%20management.
- - - - 1.https://aquaticourse.wordpress.com/must-have-skills-characteristics-of-a-marine-engineers-2/
        2.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_engineering