Embracing human skills in an AI world


WHILE tech skills feature dominantly in many of the latest “skills in demand” lists, it is equally crucial for jobseekers to embrace the unique advantages of being human.

These include being able to communicate effectively, to understand other cultures and to work as a team.According to Singapore Management University president Prof Dr Lily Kong, the skills in demand today are “undergoing a metamorphosis” compared to a few years ago when critical thinking, tech savviness, data literacy, adaptability and flexibility were talked about.

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