The Conference Board of Canada would define all but one of the following as soft skills needed in a knowledge economy. Which is the exception?
A)computer skills
B)communication skills
C)flexibility
D)problem-solving skills

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While computer skills are still important in a knowledge economy, they are not considered "soft skills" but rather "hard skills." Soft skills are interpersonal skills, such as communication, flexibility, and problem-solving, that are increasingly valued in the workforce.

The Conference Board of Canada Would Define All but One