Soft skills refer to personality traits, interpersonal skills, and work ethic that are developed over time through life experiences rather than taught in school. Examples include communication, teamwork, problem solving, and leadership abilities. Hard skills are specific technical skills or knowledge that can be taught, such as accounting, programming, or plumbing techniques. The document then lists 19 soft skills including coaching, counseling, communication, stress management, and interview skills.

1. Soft Skills

2. Definition of Soft and Hard Skill
Soft Skills
Soft skills are related to your personality, people skills,
and work ethic. The soft skills you possess weren’t taught to
you but are natural results of your emotional intelligence
and life experiences.
Hard Skills
Hard skills are techniques or knowledge you learn at
school or through on-the-job training.
Examples of hard skills include accounting strategies,
computer programming, and plumbing techniques.

7. 1. Convincing
2. Coaching and developing people
3. Counselling
4. Mentoring
5. Team work
6. Team building
7. Communication
8. Conducting meetings
9. Big picture thinking and strategic thinking
10 .Stress management
11. Observation
12. Know yourself (introspection)
13. Openness and flexibility
(paradigm shifting)
14. Internal motivation and passion
15. Action orientation, drive and
self-initiation
16. Self-development
17. Self confidence
18. Resume Preparation
19. Interview Skills
Soft Skills List