14/2 Hard and Soft Skills

What are soft skills?

• Soft skills are interpersonal skills that relate to how you work and interact with others.

• Soft skills are technical skills required for specific tasks.

• Soft skills are the ability to write code efficiently.

• Soft skills are the knowledge of multiple languages.

Which of the following is a soft skill?

• Teamwork and communication

• Technical expertise

• Financial analysis

• Coding

Which soft skill involves the ability to adapt and learn new things?

• Respect

• Flexibility and willingness to learn

• Problem solving and creativity

• Leadership and time management

What soft skill is associated with solving problems and being creative?

• Communication

• Teamwork

• Problem-solving

• Time management

Which soft skill is important for maintaining a positive attitude and dedication at work?

• Teamwork and communication

• Respect

• Motivation and work ethic

• Flexibility and willingness to learn

What is the first step in the disciplinary process if an employee demonstrates poor behaviour?

• Verbal warning

• Informal conversation with line manager

• Formal interview with line manager

• Written warning

What is ethics about?

• The study of moral principles

• The study of physical health

• The study of economic systems

• The study of historical events

Integrity is defined as part of ethical behaviour as:

• Adhering to moral and ethical principles

• Being honest and having strong moral principles

• Maintaining consistency in actions, values, methods, measures, and principles

• All of the above

What is meant by equality in the context of ethical behaviour?

• Treating everyone the same regardless of their needs

• Ensuring fair treatment and opportunities for all

• Providing equal resources to everyone

• Ignoring differences among individuals

Respect in ethical behaviour is demonstrated by:

• Listening actively and considering others' viewpoints

• Ignoring others' opinions

• Being indifferent to others' feelings

• Disregarding others' rights