Desenvolvimento de Soft Skills: Um Programa de Formação Universitária na Era da Capacitação 4.0
Abstract
The labor market has been valuing the development of professionals’ behavioral and interpersonal skills known as soft skills. In this article we present a university education program for the development of these skills, based on the EMBRAPII Capacitation 4.0 model. In this program, students have their soft skills stimulated in environments structured in innovation projects from publicprivate partnerships. For the validation of the proposal, a case study of the skills Creativity and Resolution of Complex Problems was organized, in which the method is analyzed through an opinion poll among the students, qualified by a Discourse of the Collective Subject (DSC).
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