Attention Software Engineers: Soft Skills Hiring Managers Look For

In today's job market, soft skills are just as important as technical skills for software engineers to succeed and advance in their careers. While focusing on technical skills may be appealing early on, hiring managers now seek out engineers who possess excellent soft skills to effectively communicate and collaborate with their team. Soft skills add value to your resume and enable you to grow from job to job, industry to industry.

In this webinar, our panel of experts will share the top five soft skills required for a software engineer to thrive in today's environment. They will discuss how to develop and effectively highlight these skills in your CV to increase your chances of landing an interview.

While technical competencies and intellectual knowledge are important, soft skills such as communication, collaboration, and adaptability are key for a successful career in software engineering. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from industry experts and enhance your career prospects!

Hey there, I'm a Software Engineer by day and a data-crunching adventurer by night! As an alumnus of NUS Singapore and currently working my magic at Agoda, I find immense joy in exploring new technologies and solving intriguing technical problems – think Sherlock meets software.

On the flip side, I'm a sports enthusiast who loves both watching and playing games that get my heart racing. But my thirst for adventure doesn't end there. In my leisure time, I also enjoy traveling and discovering the thrill of new experiences, like diving headfirst into the Spanish skies during a recent skydiving escapade.

So whether I'm fetching data, scoring points on the court, or conquering gravity itself, I'm always eager to challenge myself and push boundaries. After all, who says software engineers can't be adrenaline junkies too? In a nutshell, I am the data-driven renaissance man ready to take on anything that comes my way!

I am always excited to meet people so don’t be shy to hit me up on any of my socials, its @tshradheya everywhere (thanks Mom for my unique name)