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Study Finds Intelligence Matters Less at Work Than Interpersonal Skills

Short2News· 5d ago ·9 reads

Recent research involving over 100,000 workers challenges the belief that cognitive skills are the primary factor in job performance. The study revealed only a modest link between intelligence and workplace success. Instead, traits like adaptability and interpersonal skills are proving crucial in the modern job market. This shift suggests that collaboration with technology and sound judgment will drive future excellence.

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