Slight review shows I may be off on my terminology... Interviewing isn't a soft skill per-se but it is still an important one for those who wish to interview as

Slight review shows I may be off on my terminology... Interviewing isn't a soft skill per-se but it is still an important one for those who wish to interview as it stands currently. https://www.wikijob.co.uk/content/interview-advice/competencies/soft-skills https://www.wikijob.co.uk/content/interview-advice/competenc... > Soft skills are the more intangible and non-technical abilities that are sought from candidates. For example: * Communication * Teamwork * Problem-solving * Leadership * Responsibility So "interviewing" isn't a soft skill as I've always though it to be but I didn't call CS basics a soft skill - I called interviewing one. I was thinking more "a skill not work related per-se" - ie interviewing - while the expected definition is more... personality and interpersonal skills. I'd consider interviewing "personality and interpersonal" but I can adjust my terminology. Interviewing is an important skill for most people and interviewing in the programming realm, unfortunately, relies on CS basics. Generally you don't get one without the other.