Some employers think that job candidates social skills are more important than there academic qualifications Do you agree or disagree

There is an ongoing discussion about whether interpersonal

skills

are more important than academic achievement when it comes to employee success.

While

I partially social

skills

are more often amore accuracy indicator of

employees

' performance than academic qualification along .,

Also

I believe

this

is not always correct

Firstly

it is reasonable to assume that

employees

' communication

skills

are nowadays more essential to most

companies

for their business .

This

is important because

employees

have good communication with their customers and colleague . it helps handle social media and other communication tools for a better explanation of their product to clients ,

such

as insurance

companies

which need to have good social

skills

and

employees

to sell their policies to customers .

Secondly

,networking is arguably a sufficient part of

employees

' success in most parts of their jobs ,whether clients' side or technical .For ,Example

employees

with excellent interpersonal

skills

are more likely to participate and productive atmosphere within their company .They

also

more trend to their company positively ,because they can promote the company brand image to society without any additional cost . Research suggests that a positive work environment leads to a high level of productivity and happiness all over departments or

companies

whole .

This

lead to efficient

employees

' long-term stay with

companies

and it is given valuable financial benefit to all workers including their owners .,

also

staff members are happy and more settled in their job as well job responsible . I believe both social

skills

and academic qualifications have a role in pay .

while

it is probably true to say that social

skills

are the most factor for long-term success and happiness but academics are mainly the minimum qualifications to carry out most jobs .There most

employees

would be qualified in both social

skills

and academic qualifications .