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Respondents Attributed Personal Success Mainly To “Soft Skills,” Not Technical Skills “IN YOUR OPINION, WHAT ARE THE TOP SKILLS THAT CONTRIBUTED TO YOUR SUCCESS?” (According to senior staff members and managers with hiring authority)
The vast majority of responses emphasized the ability to learn, problem-solve, communicate, lead, network, and adapt. Technical skills were comparatively less important:
This slide contains excerpts from the Battery Talent Census Report to be released in mid-2025.
Battery/electrochemistry was ranked 8th Materials science was ranked 11th Domain-specific technical skills was ranked 14th Coding was ranked 15th
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