Institute for the Future of Work @ifow.org · Jan 13 It's no secret that new technologies are changing skills demands. Last week, the @financialtimes.com carried a graph reinforcing the dual importance of both mathematical and social skills - but emphasising that social skills are driving higher wage roles.
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Our research supports this. By analysing millions of job ads, we found that the skills most resilient in a technologising labour market are increasingly human-centric - critical thinking, communication, creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration all display enduring importance.