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- PhD Program
- Posted 1 month ago
PhD positions in Management at Nova School of Business and Economics
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- Master's Program
- Posted 6 months ago
MSC DATA SCIENCE, AI, AND DIGITAL BUSINESS
Starts 1 Oct at Gisma University of Applied Sciences in Berlin, Germany -
- Study Advice Article, Career Advice Article
- Posted 5 years ago
The soft skills you need to succeed
Everyone knows about the hard skills you need to be able to succeed in economics or in academia in general: excellent writing and proofreading skills, the ability to extract information from what are often dense scientific texts, and being able to evaluate and analyse data effectively, among other things. But they arenβt the only skills you need to have. There are, of course, the dreaded soft skills β a slippery term that can mean anything from being able to clearly communicate your ideas to another human being to more abstract concepts like emotional intelligence. But what are the most important soft skills to have, and how can you develop the ones that need some more work?
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- Fellowship
- Posted 1 year ago
Leadership Training for Adolescent Girls and Young Women
at Department of State U.S. Mission to Mozambique in United States -
- Master's Program
- Posted 2 years ago
Master's in Economics
at NOVA School of Business and Economics in Carcavelos, Portugal -
- Professional Training Course
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- Posted 4 years ago
Managerial Economics
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- Career Advice Article
- Posted 8 years ago
Top Soft Skills To Boost Your Career As An Economist
Hard skills are abilities such as technical skills, programming, or factual knowledge, which can be tested and which generally form the basis for academic assessment. These skills are surely important for you to achieve your career goals. However, there are other important skills which aren't usually taught, but are just as vital for success. They are known as soft skills, and today we're considering some of the soft skills you'll need to distinguish yourself in a career in economics.