69% of companies worldwide say that analytical thinking is the most important skill for their workforce.<\/p>\n
Not coding.
\nNot perfect mastery of AI tools.
\nBut rather: thinking.<\/p>\n
The latest Future of Jobs Report from the World Economic Forum clearly shows: Many of the top-ranked skills cannot simply be automated. And they aren\u2019t developed in a 90-minute online training session either.<\/p>\n
Resilience. Creativity. Leadership. Social influence.
\nThese aren\u2019t skills you either have or don\u2019t have. They are abilities that grow. Consciously. Through interaction. Over time.<\/p>\n
This is precisely the question that interests us:
\nHow do we create spaces where people can truly develop these future skills?<\/p>\n
On July 2, we invite you to Linz. At the Future Skills Inspiration Lab, we\u2019ll speak with Margit Klima-Bencic, Human Resource Director at MIC, about leadership, HR, and the honest question:<\/p>\n
How do we guide people through transformation without losing our own footing?<\/p>\n
No lecture.
\nInstead, an evening for reflection, exchange, and forward thinking.<\/p>\n