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This definition would mean that law and psychology are "hard" because they are highly-licensed professions.
by humanistbot 5y ago
This definition would mean that law and psychology are "hard" because they are highly-licensed professions.
- hiptobecubic 5y agoYes. I think the point is that the hard skills required to be a lawyer (e.g. case review, brief writing, contract interpretation, knowledge of the bar exam) are different from the soft skills required (e.g. client management, arguing at trial...). But not that one is more difficult to acquire than the other.