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Soft skills are a bunch of skills which complement "hard skills". Technical knowledge of any subject is considered hard skill. Common sense knowledge of anything is soft skill. Soft skills are also called corporate skills. Soft skills can be more useful and practical (than?/to whom?). Effective communication skill can be the most sought after skill by employers. Though "soft skills" are highly useful yet they seem not taught in school (direct/indirect?).

Today we need more soft skills than our conventional bookish knowledge. Soft skills are the basic requirement of everybody. Here is a list of most common soft-skills:

Friendliness

[edit] Politeness

[edit] Greetings

[edit] Respect for others

[edit] Positive Attitude

[edit] Friendly nature

[edit] Enthusiasm

[edit] Empathy and E.Q.

[edit] Patience

[edit] The art of winning and wooing others

[edit] Sense of humour

[edit] Team(work)

[edit] Conflict management

[edit] Ability to lead others

[edit] oral competence

[edit] Effective Communication

[edit] Emotional intelligence

[edit] Art of presentation

[edit] English Language

[edit] Independence

[edit] Discipline

[edit] Perseverance

[edit] Hard work

[edit] Quality

[edit] Confidence

[edit] Ability to learn and update one's knowledge

[edit] Sense of responsibility

[edit] Loyalty towards the employer

[edit] Flexibility

[edit] Ability to act promptly

[edit] Cleanliness

[edit] Computer and internet savvy

[edit] Excellent Health

[edit] diverse

[edit] see also

Soft skills (Wikipedia)

Soft skills