Why just soft skills? Again, in our upcoming Linkedin Learning 2020 Workplace Learning Report, we found that the 3 highest priority skills that L&D professionals are focused on in 2020 are all soft skills. Bonus-once you sign up, you will also get access to a fresh batch of unlocked courses each quarter! To help you better understand how LinkedIn Learning can help you upskill or reskill your workforce, we’ve opened up one course for each of the top 5 soft skills through 3/31 so that you can get a taste of the content library. The LinkedIn Learning Course Club is like a book club, but for learning.
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Join Course Club to access one course on each of the top 5 soft skills-for free While these task-oriented skills remain critical to success at work, this year's results signal that companies are gravitating more toward talent with strong people-oriented skills. More task-oriented skills like ‘time management’ from l ast year’s list are notably absent this year. Topping this year’s list are creativity, collaboration, persuasion, and emotional intelligence-all skills that demonstrate how you work with others and bring new ideas to the table.
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We think of them as foundational and every professional should be working to build them.
Soft skills are the essential interpersonal skills that make or break our ability to get things done. The top soft skills are more human-centric than last year Here are the skills in rank order, how they moved compared to our 2019 list, and sample learning content to help your organization and employees build these skills. These are global rankings, but we only included cities with 100,000 LinkedIn members or more. More specifically, we looked at the skills that are in the highest demand (based on hiring rate) relative to the supply of people who have those skills. To create this list, we surfaced data from our network of over 660+ million professionals and 20+ million jobs to reveal the 15 most in-demand soft and hard skills.
That’s one of the reasons why we are excited to share this list with you today.Įvery year, we identify the skills that companies need most so that you have some additional data points to inform your learning, upskill training, and development programs, help our members pinpoint which skills will be most valued in the market, and guide our learning content roadmap. In the upcoming LinkedIn Learning 2020 Workplace Learning Report, launching next month, we found that the #1 most important information that talent developers want to help them identify skills gaps is to know what the most in-demand skills will be in the future. What are the most critical soft and hard skills that organizations like yours are looking for? How can you close those skills gaps as efficiently and effectively as possible-at scale? (Hint: We suggest an online learning solution.) As we enter a new decade of increasing digital transformation and automation, it is more important than ever to help your employees build the skills to grow their careers and propel your business forward.
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