Top Skills For a Senior Vice President IP and Rights Management at Qvest US
Kavita, a Sr. VP at Qvest.US, emphasizes that a cumulative skillset is crucial for their role, highlighting "communication and general management skills" as paramount. The ability to be "in the detail as well as always be aware of the big picture," coupled with strong organizational skills for managing diverse projects and team members, is also essential for success.
Communication, Organization, Project Management, Leadership, Problem-Solving
Advizer Information
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Job Title
Company
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Grad Programs
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Kavita Anand
Sr. VP, IP & Rights Management
Qvest.US
Delhi University 1993
UCLA EMBA, MBA
Computer Science
Consulting & Related Professional Services
Business Strategy
None Applicable
Video Highlights
1. Excellent communication skills are essential for interacting with people at all levels.
2. Strong organizational abilities are crucial for managing multiple projects and team members effectively.
3. The ability to balance attention to detail with a broad understanding of the bigger picture is vital for success in this role.
Transcript
What skills are most important for a job like yours?
These skills, I always say this to people: I think everything I've done so far prepared me for where I am today. Every skill helps.
There are a lot of skills, for example, communication and general management skills. Knowing how to work with people at all levels is really important.
Being organized is also very important. I'm involved in a lot of different things all the time, so just making sure I'm keeping track of my team members and their projects is key.
This includes whether their projects are successful, not successful, or if they have any issues I need to focus on. So, organized communication, and the ability to be in the details while always being aware of the big picture, are essential.