Employers consider listening skills as:

A) skills that are only useful to employees who are working in teams.
B) something they do not expect from new graduates because schools do not provide formal training in listening skills.
C) one of the most critical communication skills.
D) something that should come naturally to everyone.

Employers consider listening skills as one of the most critical communication skills. It is important for effective communication and collaboration, regardless of whether an employee works in a team or not. While schools may not provide formal training in listening skills, it is still expected from new graduates to possess this skill as it is a part of effective communication in the workplace. This skill might come naturally to some people, but it is important to develop and enhance it through practice and training.