Soft skills in high demand
Hard skills are essential for a person to be able to perform certain tasks and become employable, but the pandemic has shifted the focus from hard skills and redirected a substantial weightage to soft skills. An increasingly high number of companies are also looking at soft skills to keep them afloat. Which are the soft skills most highly valued in America? Read here.
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