Prompt

Wouldn't it be a great world if everyone had strong soft skills? The truth - as you well know is that they don't. In fact, at times it seems like some people have amazing success with limited soft skills.

Politicians seem to lack the ability to work well with others and their honesty seems to be questionable. You have probably had bosses at work who were bullies or abused their power.

News reports constantly point out the rudeness of some celebrities and professional athletes who make incredible amounts of money.

So, the question to answer in your discussion this week is, how important are soft skills really?

Before you just start writing away, consider these questions and research evidence to support your position:

-Do we sometimes see only part of a person's application of a soft skill? For example, the politicians who don't seem to work well together, do they work well with others when campaigning or getting support for a bill they propose?

-Can a person succeed without any soft skill strengths?

-Do we want to be around people with poor soft skills?

-How important are soft skills to us personally in how they define us as workers and individuals?

-What is the legacy of people with strong soft skills? What is the legacy of those with poor soft skills?

Attachment:- Soft Skills.rar