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Companies and employees share the burden of improving and updating skills for the workforce.

Firms are transitioning from the pandemic and need to adjust their business strategies to survive in fluctuating, uncertain market conditions and fluctuating work demand.

Employee and employer alike share the responsibility for professional growth through upskilling and...
Employee and employer alike share the responsibility for professional growth through upskilling and reskilling.

Companies and employees share the burden of improving and updating skills for the workforce.

A New Era of Work: Insights from the "Decoding Global Reskilling and Career Paths" Study

In the ever-evolving landscape of work, understanding the trends and patterns that shape the future is crucial. Enter the "Decoding Global Reskilling and Career Paths" study, a significant contribution to the "Resetting Normal: Defining the New Era Of Work 2021" report.

This comprehensive analysis delves into the global adaptation of workforces as they grapple with the impacts of technology, economic shifts, and the COVID-19 pandemic. The study, published within the report, focuses on reskilling, the process of acquiring new skills to meet changing job demands, and its influence on career paths.

The study is closely linked to the International Future Leaders Programme (IFL), an initiative dedicated to nurturing leadership talent capable of navigating the challenges of the future workforce. The IFL programme, often referred to as the IFL programme, identifies, trains, and empowers emerging leaders who can drive innovation and transformation within their organizations and sectors.

Together, these efforts form part of a broader conversation on the future of work, echoing the World Economic Forum's "Great Reset" and discussions on workforce transformation. While the specifics of the Decoding Global Reskilling and Career Paths study and the IFL programme are not extensively detailed in the available sources, they align with the WEF’s focus on reskilling as a key component of building a future-ready workforce and cultivating leadership for this new era of work.

For a more detailed exploration of the study's methodology, findings, or the IFL programme's curriculum, official publications from the World Economic Forum or the report "Resetting Normal: Defining the New Era Of Work 2021" would be the most informative resources to consult directly.

  1. The Decoding Global Reskilling and Career Paths study acknowledges the significance of upskilling and its impact on career development, focusing on acquiring new skills to adapt to changing work demands.
  2. The International Future Leaders Programme (IFL) is closely connected to the study, aiming to develop leadership skills crucial for navigating the challenges of the evolving workforce and promoting innovation and transformation.
  3. Beyond reskilling and leadership development, education-and-self-development, including learning and continuous growth, are essential aspects of preparing the workforce for the new era, as highlighted by the World Economic Forum's "Great Reset" discussions on workforce transformation.

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