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Season 2, Episode 63: Why Your Degree Isn't Enough: The Power of Soft Skills

Season 2, Episode 63: Why Your Degree Isn't Enough: The Power of Soft Skills


Season 2 Episode 63


Food for Thought Thoughts with Dark Cancer

Season 2, Episode 63: Why Your Degree Isn't Enough: The Power of Soft Skills

Why do employers constantly complain that new graduates lack "soft skills"? And what are they, anyway? In this essential episode, Dark Cancer provides a masterclass on the desirable qualities and transferable skills that give you a competitive edge in the workplace and in life.

This is your definitive guide to understanding the difference between "hard skills" (the technical, testable abilities like accounting or coding) and "soft skills" (the interpersonal and personal attributes that define how you work and relate to others). The host argues that while hard skills might get you the interview, it's the soft skills that will ultimately determine your success.

This episode provides a complete breakdown of the most important soft skills employers are looking for, including:

  • Communication Skills: The foundation of all relationships.
  • Decision Making: How to move forward and take ownership.
  • Self-Motivation: The ability to keep going, even when things get tough.
  • Leadership Skills: Stepping up when necessary to guide and motivate others.
  • Team-Working Skills: Working effectively and collaboratively.
  • Creativity & Problem Solving: Skills that are highly valued and hard to develop.
  • Time Management: Getting the job done on time, even under pressure.
  • A Positive Attitude: The single most important trait that makes you a valuable team member.

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