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Upskilling and Reskilling: Examples for the Future-Proof Workforce 

Upskilling vs. Reskilling: Understanding the Difference  Upskilling refers to enhancing existing skills and knowledge within your area of expertise. This could involve learning new software, mastering advanced techniques, or deepening your understanding of industry trends.  Reskilling, on the other hand, implies acquiring entirely new skill sets to transition into a different area of focus within…

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Five Ways to Lead a Productive Team

No one really willingly leads a team that is unproductive. Creating cohesive teams that consistently come up with clever solutions causes leaders a great deal of difficulty. However, despite having the best intentions, many of the methods used by leaders to enhance teamwork are not very successful. Leigh Thompson, a management and organisation professor at…

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A Paradigm shift delivers vastly improved performance
A Paradigm Shift Delivers Vastly Improved Performance

A Paradigm Shift Delivers Vastly Improved Performance. A 2,000-ft bridge in Norway was built using 3D models, unlike other large-scale building projects. They omitted the usual two-dimensional construction blueprints, which show how contractors translate designs into final projects. This is a new technique for planning and building projects. This method helps save time and money…

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