Esports Job Skills Quiz

What is the most important skill recruiters are looking for in potential new hires in 2021?

• Being open to learning new things

• Critical thinking

• Being adaptable

• Being resilient and curious

 Why is always learning new things considered the best skill?

• It helps employees keep up with changing workplaces

• It improves problem-solving abilities

• It increases job satisfaction

• It enhances communication skills

Why is critical thinking important for companies after COVID-19?

• It helps businesses overcome challenges

•  It improves teamwork

• It enhances creativity

• It increases productivity

Which survival skills are at the top of the recruiters' list?

• Being adaptable, determined, and resilient

• Being open to learning new things

• Being dedicated and flexible

• Being resilient, flexible, and curious

What is the significance of flexibility in 2021?

• It helps employees adjust to new things

• It ensures job security

• It improves work-life balance

• It enhances problem-solving skills

What is the top skill recruiters look for in a strong team?

• Being dedicated

• Being a good coach

• Being adaptable

• Being comfortable with ambiguity

Why is being comfortable with ambiguity important for candidates?

• It shows their ability to navigate uncertainty

• It improves their communication skill

• It enhances their leadership abilities

• It increases their adaptability

What is the key skill recruiters want in candidates who can thrive working remotely?

• Being open to learning new things

• Critical thinking

• Being adaptable

• Thriving remotely

How can candidates demonstrate their ability to thrive working remotely?

• By showing their skills in collaborating across teams

• By being responsive and aligning with priorities

• By promoting team success

• All of the above

Which of the following skills is NOT mentioned as important for recruiters in 2021?

• Being open to learning new things

• Critical thinking

• Work life balance

• Being comfortable with ambiguity