As the Class of 2026 prepares to enter an increasingly volatile labor market, they find themselves staring down economic anxieties that mirror the experiences of their parents, the graduates of 1991. Much like the current climate of rapid technological disruption and hiring freezes, the recession of the early 1990s forced a generation to redefine career…
Taking Charge of AI Literacy As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the global labor market in 2024, employers across every sector are aggressively seeking candidates proficient in AI tools and machine learning applications. Career experts advise that rather than waiting for formal corporate training programs, job seekers and current employees must proactively manage their own…
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the global labor market, NYU Stern Professor Scott Galloway has identified a specific set of human-centric skills that he argues are essential for long-term career stability. In a recent analysis targeting professionals concerned about automation, Galloway emphasized that the ability to navigate complex interpersonal dynamics and demonstrate emotional intelligence…
