Learning and skilling: A future ready perspective
Businesses seem to be changing at a relentless pace with the advent of AI and big data. Organisations exist in a VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity) state rather than anticipating known risks. Change is the new normal and here to stay, we need to embrace it.
Upskilling and staying relevant are much needed during these trying times and staying calm and focused can help put things in perspective.
The ability to adapt is the most important skill at a time when companies are undergoing digital transformation and this skill takes precedence over technical knowledge, communication skills or problem-solving – all of which are touted as important 21st-century skills. But how do individuals as well as organisations build this crucial skill?
Download the report to know how to bridge the skill gap.
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