Artificial intelligence and big data will be the third most prioritized skills after analytical and creative thinking in the next four years
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Employees around the world have long viewed artificial intelligence (AI) as a threat. But that is no longer the case, as many see this new-age technology as supportive and productive rather than threatening.
PwC’s 2023 Middle East Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey Finds More Than a Third (39%) of UAE Employees Have a Positive View of AI, Saying AI Will Boost Workplace Productivity I am aware that it may cause
42% of workers in the UAE say AI will create opportunities to acquire valuable skills, compared to 27% globally.
As UAE employees begin to introduce and embrace AI in their roles, there is growing trust among employees to adopt new technologies, which they see as more advantageous in terms of career growth. .
On the other hand, the majority (52%) of employees in this region believe their jobs will change significantly in the next five years, requiring them to acquire new skills and competencies.
To improve your chances of getting a job, recruiters advise job seekers to write readable resumes and search AI-powered software. Candidates are also encouraged to add keywords related to the role the AI has shortlisted.
“It is always important for candidates applying for roles in this region to make sure their resume reflects the right qualifications for the role they are applying for, and it is always important to consult with a recruiter or HR professional. It’s more important than ever as companies are leveraging AI-powered tools to automate resume screening,” said Ian Polington, Associate Director of Middle East at Michael Page.
“They should also focus on presenting their skills and experience clearly and concisely so that their resumes are noticed and selected by AI-powered systems during the initial selection process. You can increase your chances,” he said.
According to a study released by the World Economic Forum, AI and big data will be the third most prioritized skills in the next four years, behind analytical and creative thinking. Other top skills are leadership and social impact, resilience, flexibility and agility, curiosity and lifelong learning, technology literacy, design and user experience, motivation and self-awareness, empathy and active listening.
