US EditionToday's Competencies Will Not Be Sufficient in the Workplaces of the Future
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We spoke with Zsolt Pozvai, the international CEO of Develor, about the competencies of the future. We looked at how the skills needed for successful work have changed over the past 35 years, and what skills we need to have now to be successful in the coming period in this extremely dynamically changing world. How can we recognize the fixed mindset in ourselves that may hinder us in the workplace of the future? This is also revealed in this week…
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