What You Need to Know About the State of Skills in 2021

Join Degreed as they share insights from their State of Skills report and highlight where you need to focus energy and investment to improve the skills of the people in your organization.

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This FREE webinar was recorded on:
17 June, 2021
02:00 PM - 03:00 PM EST

Massive workforce shifts in 2020 have forced countless organizations to rethink how work gets done. A key piece of that is supporting workers in keeping their skills current - and building new ones. If you’re wondering what skills are critical to you moving in 2021, it depends entirely on who you are, where you work, and what you do.

Degreed published the State of Skills report to help you identify where skills are most at-risk of becoming obsolete. Among the 5,000+ workers, team managers, and business leaders we surveyed, demand is strongest for technological skills. However, they’re also looking to develop their social and cognitive skills.

Join us for a conversation on where you should focus your energy and investment, and understand what skills are the most urgent in your industry and country!


Speakers

Sarah Danzl Sarah Danzl
Director of PR & Communications
Degreed

Sponsor

Degreed

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