Accountability, Interrupted

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As we design tomorrow’s workplace, we must ensure accountability remains uninterrupted. Technology should serve as a powerful tool to enhance human potential, not as a replacement for human responsibility. The data increasingly shows this isn’t just the most ethical approach, it’s also the most effective.

Leadership Skills Are Rising. Are Companies Paying Attention?

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According to new data from the SkillCycle State of Skills Report 2025, the percentage of employees focusing on leadership development has jumped from 8.9% in 2022 to 15.5% in 2025. This quiet but powerful shift reflects deeper changes in how workers are preparing for the future, even as much of the conversation about work centers on AI, automation, and efficiency.

Why Human Skills Are More Important Than Hard Skills at Work

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As technological advances continue to influence our workplaces, the skills required to master those technologies are going to change rapidly. Companies will need to prioritize human skills such as communication, leadership, adaptability, collaboration, coaching, empathy, and emotional intelligence.

The New Rules of Talent Development

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The New Rules of Talent Development: Building Skills, Connection, and Growth That Last April 19th, 2025 – By Rebecca Taylor, CCO and Co-founder of SkillCycle The world of work has changed faster in the past five years than it did in the previous fifty. Top talent is no longer interested in climbing rigid career ladders. […]

Skills Inventory: What It Is, Why It Matters and Examples

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As companies grow and develop, there is an increasing need to build skills to navigate new business challenges. Creating a skills inventory should be the first step for organizations to gain clarity on their current positioning and needs.

Preparing for the Future: The Value of Learning Agility 

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While a skilled workforce has always held value, how we work is shifting so quickly that the ability to learn new things stands apart as a way to prepare for the future. This adaptability, or learning agility, allows people to use what they have learned from past experiences to succeed in new situations.