Listing your biggest attributes used to include things like ‘great people skills’ or ‘enjoy working in a team’ and although some research has advised leaving buzzwords like ‘team-player’ out of your CV, it looks like those skills are back in demand.

The report says, “Overall, social skills—such as persuasion, emotional intelligence and teaching others—will be in higher demand across industries than narrow technical skills, such as programming or equipment operation and control.”

You can see the full list of WEF’s growing skills and how much they’ll be in demand by 2020 below:

Complex Problem Solving 36%

Social Skills 19%

Process Skills 18%

Systems Skills 17%

Cognitive Abilities 15%

Resource Management Skills 13%

Technical Skills 12%

Content Skills 10%

Physical Abilities 4%

This is great news for millennials who feel the pressure to be all-rounders. And although learning that second language or taking coding night classes definitely won’t hurt, it’s good to hear that the computers aren’t taking over just yet.

So, forget social media (not entirely, of course) and start brushing up your real life social skills for your that next job interview.

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These career skills (that you probably already have) will be in high demand by 2020