These are the top ten skills the World Economic Forum argues will be essential for success in 2020. Which, if any, would you say that you have? (Please tick all that apply)

These are the top ten skills the World Economic Forum argues will be essential for success in 2020. Which, if any, would you say that you have? (Please tick all that apply) Published on 14 June 2017 → Survey conducted on 14 June 2017 on 5990 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Complex problem solving

35%

Critical thinking

41%

Creativity

35%

People management

30%

Coordinating with others

44%

Emotional intelligence

40%

Judgement and decision making

44%

Service orientation (actively looking for ways to help people)

30%

Negotiation

32%

Cognitive flexibility

30%

None of these

Don't know

19%

Complex problem solving

35%

Critical thinking

41%

Creativity

35%

People management

30%

Coordinating with others

44%

Emotional intelligence

40%

Judgement and decision making

44%

Service orientation (actively looking for ways to help people)

30%

Negotiation

32%

Cognitive flexibility

30%

None of these

Don't know

19%

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