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Which skills are the most valuable in an AI-powered world of work?

UNITED STATES, JUL 23 – LinkedIn and Upwork report 69% of U.S. executives prioritize soft skills like communication and adaptability for success in AI-driven workplaces in 2024.

  • In 2024, LinkedIn data revealed that communication surpassed coding and AI literacy to become the top skill sought after by professionals across various industries.
  • This demand arose as employers and platforms like Upwork shifted focus from hard technical skills toward soft skills in an AI-driven economy.
  • Freelancers surveyed reported stronger abilities in communication, critical thinking, adaptability, and problem-solving, which they frequently apply working across time zones and clients.
  • LinkedIn's survey revealed that 69% of U.S. executives intend to focus on soft skills in their hiring processes, while 82% of freelancers report experiencing an increase in job prospects compared to the previous year.
  • These trends imply that mastering power skills will remain crucial for workforce resilience and business success in flexible, remote, and evolving work environments.
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Which skills are the most valuable in an AI-powered world of work?

Upwork reports that in an AI-driven work environment, soft skills like adaptability and communication are vital for success, as they can't be automated.

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