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This is the skill employers are looking for in new grads

Graduating senior Indiana Seresin blows bubbles before the 364th Commencement Exercises at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts May 28, 2015.

A new study shows that employers see verbal communication skills as vital for new grads. Image: REUTERS/Brian Snyder

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