VR in the workplace puts teamwork and negotiation skills to the test


Founded in November 2020, Oddity VR has designed 12 virtual reality modules to help businesses test and highlight the soft skills and social skills of present and future employees. — AFP Relaxnews

What if we could step into virtual reality to explore our levels of emotional intelligence, test our negotiating skills and evaluate our ability to solve complex problems?

That’s the innovative idea behind Oddity VR, a virtual reality application designed to help businesses identify and highlight their workers’ soft skills.

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