The Global State of Skills

With AI agents entering the workplace and organisations also facing the challenge of talent shortages, businesses have realised that traditional workforce management strategies are not keeping up. This report by Criticaleye partner Workday explores how businesses today are navigating the shift to a skills-based approach.

Key takeaways include:

  • Latest research reveals that over half of business leaders are concerned about a future talent shortage
  • In pursuit of greater agility and resilience, 55 percent of businesses have started their transition to a skills-based organisation
  • Only 54 percent of leaders say that they have a clear view of skills within their organisation




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