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I think many people think soft skills are not real -- that if you are good at a hard skill such as theoretical calculations, you are automatically good at soft
by QuesnayJr 6y ago
I think many people think soft skills are not real -- that if you are good at a hard skill such as theoretical calculations, you are automatically good at soft skills such as explaining it to a lay audience.
Feynman had a rare talent for explanation, which few physicists have. This talent is just as real as his talent for physics.
- cygx 6y agoIt's also not really part of your job description: You're supposed to advance the state of the art of theoretical physics, not "waste time" trying to come up with better explanations for the layperson.
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoDepends on who you are. There's someone where it is part of their job description.