August 13, 2025 | Vol. 12, No. 32 | Published Weekly
New research from the World Economic Forum reveals how artificial intelligence is creating more jobs than it eliminates, but workers will need significant upskilling.
Sarah Johnson
Career Technology Correspondent
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is transforming workplaces at an unprecedented pace. According to the latest WEF Future of Jobs report, while AI may automate certain tasks, it's simultaneously creating demand for new roles and skills...
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New survey data shows 68% of professionals now prefer a 3-2 office-home split, marking a significant change from pandemic-era preferences.
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LinkedIn's latest hiring trends report reveals adaptability and emotional intelligence are the most sought-after qualities in 2025.
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Technology and healthcare continue to lead compensation growth, but surprising sectors are catching up in the race for talent.
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Career experts identify the top 5 skills that allow professionals to pivot industries without starting from scratch.
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The transition to a green economy is creating demand for sustainability professionals across all industries and sectors.
