Soft Skills
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Soft Skills (2)
Examples of soft skills
100

You have to work with other people on a shared task or goal.

Collaboration, teamwork, or working together.

100

You work every week to recieve a.... 

Paycheck.

100

This paper tells people what you are qualified to do.

Resume.

100

Something happens, and people are focusing on the bad, but you notice the good.

Positivity, Staying Positive, or Optimism.

100

Your friends are having trouble with their homework, you suggest that everyone meet up to work together to get it done faster. What is this an example of? 

Teamwork, Collaboration or Problem Solving.

200

There is a problem, and you can think of 2-3 ways to solve it.

Problem Solving

200
Your job has a certain type of clothing you are allowed to wear. 

Dress Code.

200

You are looking for jobs, where are some places you can look? 

Will accept: Indeed, LinkedIn, ZipRecruiter, CareerLink, Job Centers, Online, Newspaper, "Wanted" Signs, or Asking people.

200

You make good decisions, and people trust you to lead them.

Leadership, or Leader.

200

You know when to speak and when to stop and listen. You also don't talk over other people when they are talking; you take your turn. What is this called?

GOOD Communication Skills. 

300

Clearly expressing ideas, listening actively & adapting your "style" of speaking based on your audience

Communication Skills

300

You say please, thank you, you're welcome, and you say hello to all your co-workers in the morning when you come in.

Professionalism or Kindness. 

300

When you want a job, you need to meet with someone and professionally speak about yourself to persuade them to hire you. What is this called?

Job Interview or Interviewing
300

You care about how other people feel, and you can feel what other people are feeling.

Empathy.

300

Your teacher decides to make a TikTok account because all the kids are using it. What is this an example of? 

Adaptability, or Adapting.

400

Adjusting how you do things because of changes happening around you. 

Adapting, or adaptability, or flexibility.

400

Work starts every day at 9 AM, you arrive at 8:55 AM. What is this called?

Punctuality, being on time, or Good Time Management Skills. 

400

How old do you need to be to legally work in the United States? 

ALL US: 14 years old (with strict hourly restrictions)

IN SOME STATES: 12 (NJ, WI, IL, MN, CO, & GA)

ALL US: 16 (up to 35 hours weekly)

400

You failed at something the first time, but you always try again.

Resilience, Persistence, Persistence, Grit or Dedication.

400

You failed your driver's test two times. You go home to study, and you try to pass for a third time. What is this an example of? 

Resilience. Perseverance. Persistence. 

500

You take control of how you feel, react, and respond to others. You notice how others feel, and are aware of how your actions affect others.

Emotional Intelligence

500

Something happened and now you cannot make it to work... what do you do? 

Call your boss, or email your boss, or text your boss, or call the main phone number for the place of business.

500

Are taxes taken out of your paycheck?

Yes. Taxes are taken out of your paycheck.


No. If you are a 1099 worker. Then you pay taxes at the end of the year. 

500

Being comfortable about yourself and what YOU have to offer.

Confidence, Wellbeing, Security, Self-worth, or Self-esteem.

500

You just got fired, your car broke down, you lost your house keys, and your backpack strap broke, spilling your bag on the sidewalk. You realize a lot is happening, and you take some time to express your emotions in private to not snap on everyone else. What is this called?

Emotional Intelligence

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