Hard skills have a shelf life. Human skills don’t.

Hard skills have a shelf life. Human skills don’t.

Our research with senior leaders across the media industry, one of the fastest-moving sectors right now, found that the skills that will matter most by 2030 aren’t technical checklists.

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