The Graduate's Guide to Future-Proofing your Career
The Graduate's Guide to Future-Proofing your Career
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Technology wants your job – master the skills needed to navigate the AI revolution and boost your career resilience!
In an age where artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market, staying ahead requires more than just traditional skills. Graduate’s Guide to Future-Proofing your Career is your essential manual for thriving in this transformative AI era.
Dr. Paul Redmond, a leading expert on graduate employability, provides a compelling exploration of how AI is redefining careers. This insightful guide, backed by the latest research, reveals how to master the skills needed for future job resilience.
- Identify and cultivate essential skills: learn which abilities will keep you indispensable.
- Continuous learning and adaptation: embrace a mindset of lifelong learning to stay relevant.
- Networking and personal branding: harness the power of connections in the digital age.
- Embrace innovation: understand how to work alongside AI to unlock new opportunities.
With practical advice, real-world examples and actionable strategies, this book prepares you to seize the opportunities presented by AI and robotics. Don’t just plan for the future – create it.
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Key Reviews
'The times are a changin’ and for too long we have been ill prepared for them, running just to keep up. This is more than a book; it is a guide to the future. Paul expertly weaves the challenges and the solutions to help us all run less, live more and find success in our working lives, now and tomorrow.'
Dr Richard Gerver, author, speaker and educator.
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Product Information
Published: 16 December 2024
Edition: 1st
Length: 192 pages
Dimensions: 23.4x 15.6 cm
Weight: 303g
Meet the author: Paul Redmond
Dr Paul Redmond is Director of Student Experience and Enhancement at the University of Liverpool and is one of the UK’s leading experts on graduate employment, generational change, and the future of work. He is a speaker, writes regularly for national newspapers, and is a frequent guest on news and current affairs programmes on both TV and radio.