Soft Skills for the 21st Century

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Titel: Soft Skills for the 21st Century
Autoren: Kubátová, Jaroslava, Müller, Michal, Kosina, David, Kročil, Ondřej, Slavíčková, Pavla
Verlagsinformationen: Cham: Springer Nature; Springer Nature Switzerland, 2025.
Publikationsjahr: 2025
Bestand: Books
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Schlagwörter: European Union Skills Development Initiatives, Professional Services Firms' Insights on Soft Skills, Soft Skills in Public Internet Sources, Soft Skills in the Academic Literature, The Delphi Method, Definitions of Soft Skills, Artficial Intelligence, Personnel and human resources management, Study and learning skills: general, Management and management techniques, Education
Beschreibung: In this open access book, the authors embark on a ground breaking exploration of the often-elusive realm of soft skills, addressing the challenges posed by technology and the evolving workplace. With well-founded research, the book navigates the complex landscape of academic and non-academic perceptions, offering a critical analysis of the evolving definitions and classifications of soft skills. The heart of the book lies in the Delphi research methodology that helps uncover 30 key soft skills for the 21st century. The subsequent chapters redefine, categorize, and model these skills, introducing rubrics and a tree model that showcases their interconnected nature. This structured approach provides educators, trainers, and professionals with a comprehensive framework for understanding and developing soft skills tailored to the demands of the modern world. As the book concludes, it emphasizes the enduring importance of soft skills in the face of technological advances, offering a vital resource for educators, trainers, professionals, and policymakers seeking to foster ethical decision-making and effective relationships in today's dynamic landscape.
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Publikationsart: book
Dateibeschreibung: application/pdf
Sprache: English
ISBN: 978-3-031-89557-9
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3-031-89557-6
3-031-89556-8
Relation: SpringerBriefs in Business
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-89557-9
Zugangs-URL: https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/103604
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Abstract:In this open access book, the authors embark on a ground breaking exploration of the often-elusive realm of soft skills, addressing the challenges posed by technology and the evolving workplace. With well-founded research, the book navigates the complex landscape of academic and non-academic perceptions, offering a critical analysis of the evolving definitions and classifications of soft skills. The heart of the book lies in the Delphi research methodology that helps uncover 30 key soft skills for the 21st century. The subsequent chapters redefine, categorize, and model these skills, introducing rubrics and a tree model that showcases their interconnected nature. This structured approach provides educators, trainers, and professionals with a comprehensive framework for understanding and developing soft skills tailored to the demands of the modern world. As the book concludes, it emphasizes the enduring importance of soft skills in the face of technological advances, offering a vital resource for educators, trainers, professionals, and policymakers seeking to foster ethical decision-making and effective relationships in today's dynamic landscape.
ISBN:9783031895579
9783031895562
3031895576
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DOI:10.1007/978-3-031-89557-9