skills
PwC’s 22nd Global CEO Survey: The gap holding chief executives back
What were CEOs doing in 2009? They probably still had a blackberry and Windows XP. Times and tech have changed, yet according to the PwC Global CEO Survey, the gap between the information that leaders need to run their businesses and what they actually get, definitely hasn’t.
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Breaking the curiosity silo for success
With technological change increasing, employees need to be adaptable and multi-skilled in order for organisations to succeed. Sparking their desire for learning will lead to curiosity and better business solutions.
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Reimagining the search for digital talent
New Zealand businesses are nervous about attracting the right digital talent. But they should first focus on getting their house in order, and identifying their customer needs, and the skills they already have, PwC’s Andrew Jamieson says.
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Report: CEO Survey – the opportunity in the skills shortage
While workers worry that their jobs will be made obsolete, PwC’s latest CEO Survey finds chief executives believe it’s their role to reskill employees. As talent pools become shallower, this may be crucial, says PwC’s John Riccio.
Read moreEquipping for the digital future with code
Unlocking the potential of the start-up economy will rely on more than cursory knowledge – starting with learning code is a safe bet.
Read moreStart With Code: Equipping the next generation
The release of an ebook from Google about the importance of coding highlights just how much work is needed to equip the next generation.
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