Seven skills beyond coding for future careers

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An OECD report states that fewer than 1% of workers will need advanced AI-specific skills like programming. The future workforce requires a combination of digital knowledge and human abilities to succeed in AI-driven workplaces. Key capabilities include data analysis, critical thinking, creativity, communication, and adaptability. The report notes that 46.4% of SMEs found data interpretation more important after adopting generative AI. Professionals are advised to combine technical expertise with continuous learning to remain relevant.

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