What path facilitates personal and professional growth and success: Soft Skills vs. Hard Skills.

Soft Skills: behaviors for work enabling better socialization with other people and building positive relationships.

Hard Skills: technical skills giving the ability to perform functional tasks.

Unlike hard skills, soft skills can be applied to every area of your life. Hard skills may get you to the interview table, but soft skills get you the job.

Don’t forget we work with people, and we do work for people.

Soft skills can be learned. Hard skills such as technological skills, sector specific knowledge, etc., are limited to their purpose, but soft skills are a life-long investment.

Throughout life, people, environments, and situations change, but what personal attributes will sustain you?

Speaker*

Orhan Topcu
Senior Regional Physical Security Manager for Northwest EU and Turkiye, Microsoft.

*Note: Speakers and content are subject to change without notice.

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