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live soft skills at work in life

The Workforce  following define   "soft skills", which employers seek in life and work 
Honesty.
  • Communication skills with public,  employees, supervisors,  customers.
  • Willingness
  • Commitment Ability for improvement
  • Read and follow instructions.
  • Awareness of culture
  • Willingness to be accountable.
  • Basic spelling and grammar
  • Flexibility.
  • Team skills.
  • Cooperation with other for goal congruence
  • Good attitude.
  • Personal energy.
  •  Positive work ethic
  • Willingness to learn.
  • Good personal appearance. 
  • Critical thinking skills 

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