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Test. Your Strongest Soft Skills
Nowadays, everyone will tell you how vital soft skills are.
You get asked about them during interviews because modern employers and HR managers are interested in your professional competencies and personal characteristics. How would you answer if asked what your more vital soft skill is? Do you know yet?
Okay, let's find out together with the Lectera test! Answer these nine questions, and we'll determine which soft skill you can boast to recruiters the next time you meet them. What should you emphasise in your CV and personal positioning? Maybe you're a team leader? Or do you read people like open books?
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