James Crowley

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135 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 26 Mar

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So I think it's acknowledging this skill economy, thinking about the skills that matter most to you now and particularly in the future to enable the business and drive value on the business.
Lastly, figuring out how do you embed that and enable that with your workforce in different ways.
Sure.
The easiest way to think about is when you think about oversupply, it's general as skills.
So a couple of the ones at the top of that list include leadership and leadership generically or undefined.
Communication, something that gets claimed by by everyone, not always validated or not always specific around type of communication, teamwork, collaboration, general problem solving.
Those are the things that
get highlighted frequently and we would say oversupplied.
And then when you go to what we would call under supplied or under signaling at some level in the profiles, you would see things or not see things like domain specific skills, expertise from industry.
So for me, things like pharmaceutical expertise, retail expertise, auto expertise, those types of things at at that level of depth, orchestration.
So
how you work with AI and how you use AI, validation, we believe that in the future world, Eric alluded to the speed at which you can learn and the speed at which you can do things is changing quickly.
So some of what what we're moving to is more how do we validate?
How do we check?
How do we challenge?
And how do you build that into prompting and how do you make it real?
So those are a couple of examples.
The one point I would
Want to make too though is that even the oversupplied skills from my perspective are still going to be important.
I just think your ability to contextualize them and really bring specificity to them will be paramount.
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