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This document discusses the differences between soft skills and hard skills. Hard skills are the technical abilities and knowledge required to perform specific job functions, such as computer skills or procedural knowledge. Soft skills refer to personal attributes and behaviors that enable someone to interact well with others, including communication skills, adaptability, empathy, and problem solving. Soft skills are more about personality and character traits, while hard skills can be learned through training and experience. Both types of skills are important for work environments, with hard skills important for knowledge-based fields and soft skills helping manage interactions and relationships.
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The document discusses important soft skills for professional success such as communication, leadership, teamwork, problem-solving, and time management. It defines soft skills as personal attributes that indicate emotional intelligence, unlike hard skills which are technical abilities. Soft skills are broadly applicable across jobs and industries. Examples of key soft skills include effective communication, self-motivation, decision-making, leadership, creativity, and managing time and stress. The document emphasizes that soft skills are highly valued by employers and important for career development.
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Tanisha K Singh's presentation discusses important soft skills for professional success. It defines soft skills as personal attributes like emotional intelligence, as opposed to hard skills which are technical abilities. The most important soft skills are communication, body language, decision-making, self-motivation, leadership, teamwork, problem-solving, and time management. Developing these interpersonal skills is key for building relationships, getting jobs, and advancing careers. While some soft skills may be innate, the presentation provides strategies for improving ones' soft skills.
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- 1. Soft Skills vs Hard Skills Nowadays we are discussing too much about skills. So I thought of putting more light on the same. We as educationists broadly talks about two types’ of skills i.e. soft skills and hard skills. During conversations with customers and co-workers, getting and receiving messages from one another is essential to resolving concerns and in general getting things done. Understanding what soft skills are and how to use them is a key. What Are Skills? Non-verbal question, in a conversation with anyone, can say more than the actual words. Managing the question to create a better situation requires the use of soft skills. In a work environment, there are two types of skills: hard and soft. Hard skills are the technical skills you use each day to perform your job. Some examples would be your computer skills or procedural knowledge you apply in your job. These skills are those qualities of a person that can be measured. They are specific teachable abilities that can be defined and quantified. Some examples of hard skills include typing, writing, math, software using the ability, etc. All these things are learned through education and training at school, college institutes or even on the job. Hard skills are important in knowledge-based fields like medicine, engineering, web development, and technology. Soft skills are the subtle behaviors and communication styles that help make a work environment or interaction with another person easier to manage. Soft skills are personal attributes and character traits that characterize a person’s relationships with other people. These enable a person to interact effectively and harmoniously with other people. Soft skills have more to do with who we are than with what we know. Soft skill examples include communication skills, such as voice inflection and gestures. They also include attributes such as adaptability and flexibility. Hard skills can be learned and perfected over time but, soft skills are very difficult to obtain and alter because they are what one’s personality is about. Some examples of soft skills include empathy, understanding, active listening, patience, good communication, problem-solving, etc. Other soft skills include: Problem Solving Creative Thinking Conflict Resolution Time Management Self-Motivation