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Why 'soft skills' like communication and adaptability now define workplace success

By

Jess Stuart

1d ago· 6 min readenOpinion

Summary

The article argues that traditional markers of career success—qualifications, technical expertise, and credentials—are being overtaken by interpersonal and adaptive skills once dismissed as 'soft skills.' The author, Jess Stuart, explains that how we show up, communicate, build trust, navigate uncertainty, collaborate, and remain grounded under pressure now determines workplace effectiveness and employability more than technical knowledge alone.

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bskyWhy 'soft skills' like communication and adaptability now define workplace success1news.co.nz

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What we once called 'soft skills' are now the skills that will keep you employed.
For decades, success was largely measured by what we knew.
It is not what we know that determines our effectiveness, influence or impact, but how we show up.
Our ability to communicate, build trust, navigate uncertainty, adapt to change, collaborate with others and remain grounded under pressure has become the difference between simply doing a job
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What we once called 'soft skills' are now the skills that will keep you employed.

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