1. Introduction: The Death of the Degree? The labor market is changing faster than ever before. Traditional hiring — built […]
Skill Intelligence: How Job Seekers Can Stay Employable in the AI Era
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Designing the Skills Supply Chain for Africa and the Middle East in the Digital Transformation Era
1. Introduction: The New Battlefield of Skills The global economy is entering a new phase where digital transformation and automation […]
The End of Repetitive Jobs — and the Birth of New Ones in the Age of Automation
Automation used to be a distant concept — something that would “eventually” happen.But in 2025, that future is already here. […]
The Rising Demand for Interdisciplinary Skills: Tech + Business + Communication
The world of work is no longer divided neatly into silos like “tech,” “business,” or “communications.” In 2025, the most […]
The Future of No-Degree Jobs and the Rise of Skill-Based Platforms
For decades, a university degree was considered the ultimate ticket to a good career. It was the gatekeeper — the […]
The Rise of Hybrid Roles: When One Skill Is No Longer Enough
Once upon a time, jobs were simple. A marketer ran ads. A developer wrote code. A designer created visuals.But in […]
From Résumés to Verifiable Skill Profiles: The New Currency of Trust in Hiring
For decades, the traditional résumé has been the central document of every hiring process. A single sheet of paper was […]
Skill-Based Hiring: Why Degrees Are No Longer Enough — The Future of Work in 2025
For decades, academic degrees were the ultimate proof of competence. A diploma often meant access to better jobs, higher pay, […]
Introducing Children to Artificial Intelligence from an Early Age: Opportunities and Risks
In today’s rapidly changing digital world, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an integral part of everyday life. From smart assistants […]
The Future of Universities: Robotic Professors and Smart Textbooks by 2030
Here’s the blunt truth: by 2030, you will see universities with “robotic” and AI-led teaching—just don’t romanticize it as C-3PO […]