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Research indicates Microsoft Office applications rank 3 of 20 top in demand skills for high-growth, high-pay careers.
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The only software package called out within the top 20 skills across all occupations is Microsoft Office, explicitly required in 15 percent of high-growth, high-salary positions. Microsoft Office is No. 3 on the list of skills most required, and Microsoft PowerPoint and Word are No. 11 and No. 13 most required skills.
Interestingly, this articel does highlight the mportance of technological skills but emphasizes that 'soft skills' like communication are equally important to hireability. It is important that students do not base their education on a technological knowledge that may not neccecarily guarentee them a job in the future. The education system needs to be integrated between soft and hard skills that teach students how to interact successfully with technology AND people.
Interestingly, this articel does highlight the mportance of technological skills but emphasizes that 'soft skills' like communication are equally important to hireability. It is important that students do not base their education on a technological knowledge that may not neccecarily guarentee them a job in the future. The education system needs to be integrated between soft and hard skills that teach students how to interact successfully with technology AND people.