India adds 12 million people to its workforce every year. In an era where technology is eating away jobs, soft skills are now much-needed to give people an edge over machines. Employers across industries are looking to hire professional with soft skills to keep up with growing automation, shows the latest report by LinkedIn on ‘Global Talent Trends 2019.’
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Creativity has been the most in demand, since this is what machines can’t replicate. Others include persuasion, collaboration, adaptability and time management.In fact, the World Economic Forum report on ‘The Future of Jobs’ forecast analytical thinking and creativity as the two most sought after skills over the next three years.
Source: Business Insider
