Hard Skills And Soft Skills


Hard skills refer to the job-related knowledge and abilities that employees need to perform their job duties effectively. Soft skills, on the other hand, are the personal qualities that help employees really thrive in the workplace.
 

Hard Skills vs. Soft Skills:

Hard Skills

Soft Skills

Technical skills

Acquired through life experience.

Learning through education and training

Transferable across industries.

Industry specific

Innate, natural abilities.










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