Sustainable Officer (Iloilo)

Becoming a good chief sustainability officer requires a great handful of both tangible and intangible skills. Technical knowledge and abilities can only go so far without positive people skills and management style. Some of the key skills that make a good CSO include:

Strong verbal communication skills to clearly articulate ideas and understanding.
Technical writing skills to create and manage important documentation.
Ability to identify areas of inefficiency or areas of opportunity for maximizing sustainability in corporate practices.
Relationship-building skills to form meaningful relationships and connections with different stakeholders, suppliers, partners, employees and other important members of the organization.
Critical thinking skills to solve problems and enact creative thinking to provide solutions.