In today's very competitive world, a worker has to possess multiple skills to succeed.among the skills do you think is more important, social skills or good qualification?
It is true that nowadays the job market is highly disputed. In order to compete and get the best spots, many
skills
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as social abilities or a good educational program. In my opinion, social Linking Words
skills
are more important than good qualification and Use synonyms
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essay presents arguments to support my thought.
The main reason why I believe social Linking Words
skills
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skills
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is because I consider these abilities as a gift and, Linking Words
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, people can not join a course or intensive training to achieve it. Linking Words
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, I think leadership, one of the most desirable Linking Words
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, is something impossible to learn. Use synonyms
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, people born with Linking Words
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ability and develop it as they grow, being impossible for someone not gifted to develop it.
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On the other hand
, I believe it is possible to achieve a good qualification by learning and training. Our brain has the possibility to learn and expand our knowledge if we decide to learn something new. That being said, I believe a good curriculum is something that anyone can achieve, while social Linking Words
skills
are a privilege of a few. Use synonyms
Therefore
, companies are more likely to consider social Linking Words
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more important than good qualification.
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I believe it is important to have a good curriculum, I think social Linking Words
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situation, It is understandable why the best places are occupied by only a few people.Linking Words
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