Apr 06, 2021 - 03:19 PM
Hard skills worth learning include coding languages like Python and JavaScript; cross-industry skills in training, design and computer knowledge; and industry-specific skills like patient care. Most importantly, however, you should consider which hard skills are most in demand in your career field, and read each job ad closely to know exactly what to include on your resume.
There are many ways to learn and develop your hard skills. You can take online courses on websites like Coursera, Udemy, edX and Skillshare, or focus on deepening one element of your skill set, like using Duolingo or Rosetta Stone to learn a second language or freeCodeCamp and Code Academy to learn programming.
Ultimately, you should learn the hard skills demanded in your specific career field. Look closely at each job ad with a highlighter in hand. Highlight the job requirements involving hard skills. You should work on learning the skills you don't already have, and add the ones you do have to your resume.
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