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Guide to Interviewing for Soft Skills + 10 Interview Questions

SmartRecruiters

Soft skill-intensive occupations will account for 2/3 of all jobs by 2030. Emotional intelligence: Self-awareness, self-regulation, and empathy allows workers to navigate their feelings in constructive ways. 92% of talent professionals believe soft skills are just as important, if not more important, than hard skills.

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3 Takeaways for Recruiters from LinkedIn’s New AI Research

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By way of example, both cashiers and finance officers have a high share of GAI-replicable skills — but cashiers have a much higher share of GAI-complementary skills, while finance officers have a low share of complementary skills, which means cashiers fall into the “augmented” category and finance officers fall into the “disrupted” group.

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Why Emotional Intelligence is a Critical Skill for Your Future Workforce

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For those of us in the Human Resources field, we’ve heard about the term Emotional Intelligence (EI) back in the mid-90’s when Dan Goleman wrote the eponymous book. Fast forward almost 25 years and many people may think the topic of Emotional Intelligence has faded away. The workplace is changing profoundly.

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4 Ways One Tech Company Invests in Emerging Talent to Fill Key Roles and Its Leadership Pipeline

Linkedin Talent Blog

Over the last two decades, the country’s strong services exports, including information technology and software engineering, have grown exponentially, and experts predict that India’s tech industry will hit $500 billion in revenue in 2030, more than double the revenue in FY22.

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The Fear Is Back: One-Third of Workers Think Robots Will Steal Their Jobs

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Overall, the respondents’ index score was 68/100, with Millennials scoring the highest compared with other age groups (70/100). Main index findings included: Women score higher in leadership and emotional intelligence. Baby Boomers score higher in emotional intelligence. Gen Zs score higher in programming.

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What You Need to Know About Behavioral Assessments vs. Skills Assessments

Manatal

billion by 2030. Emotional Intelligence (EISA) – This test pinpoints candidates’ emotional quotient, development opportunities, and personality strengths. According to the research by Aberdeen Group , pre-hire evaluations give data-driven insight that helps minimize employee turnover. Reduce Employee Turnover.

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How Skills-Based Hiring Can Transform Your Organization In 2023

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million workers by 2030. For groups that are often shut out of leadership positions and traditional institutions, it’s difficult to show soft skills in a two-dimensional application, like a cover letter or CV. Some organizations utilize a case study, while others will host a group interview or event.

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