What do you feel is a key soft skill in today's marketplace?

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Emotional Intelligence50%

Critical Thinking24%

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Complex problem-solving5%

Other (comment below!)1%

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Startup Cofounder in Software3 years ago

All of the above (depending on your role)!

Director in Manufacturing3 years ago

Continuous learning with a bit of humility on your knowledge and understanding. You don’t know it all and your aren’t always right

Principal in Finance (non-banking)a year ago

So many are important but emotional intelligence and situational awareness are just so vital.

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