Future of Learning
The half-life of skills is now about four years, necessitating continuous learning to stay relevant in the evolving job market. There's a crucial need to address unconscious bias and enhance community investment in skill development for black talent. The old model of education followed by a 40-year career is obsolete; instead, individuals must embrace a cycle of learning new skills every few years to adapt to technological advancements.In this clip
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Rapid Response: Upskilling and the war for talent, w/Guild Education CEO Rachel Carlson
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