BC SOFT SKILLS
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Hard skills get you in.

But soft skills get you far.

10 threads that will accelerate your career:

 1/ Who: @RomeenSheth

What: Enter through the side door

Tweet:
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2/ Who: @slizagna

What: Resume mastery

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3/ Who: @heykahn

What: Soft skill mastery

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4/ Who: @SahilBloom

What: Nail the interview

Tweet:
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5/ Who: @gregisenberg

What: Habits of high performers

Tweet:
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6/ Who: @heyblake

What: Become indispensable

Tweet:
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7/ Who: @theryanking

What: Hiring secrets

Tweet:
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8/ Who: @blakeaburge

What: Career mistakes to avoid

Tweet:
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9/ Who: @dklineii

What: Win more by doing less

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10/ Who: @The1stReporter

What: Start writing online

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