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Innovation management is the key for today's organizations to remain competitive and successful in rapidly changing market environments. When you, as a manager, encourage innovation within your company, your teams can discover new
business opportunities, cut unnecessary costs, be more agile and enhance your R&D projects significantly.
Digital and other technologies enable new ways of working, and teams of employees are more connected and expected to be more collaborative. During the pandemic, companies and workers everywhere were forced to rely on digital
technologies. They had to draw upon their soft skills, visual communication, and social media skills to collaborate while working remotely effectively. The pandemic has shown us that remote communication and collaboration is a skill that your teams should master.
Having social media knowledge is essential for many careers in the current media climate. The use of social media as a marketing, sales, or recruitment tool has been proven to be highly effective in recent years. Many organizations are hiring social media
specialists to help them reach their target audience and engage with existing and potential customers and hires.
Cybercrime is no longer marginal because its consequences are often costly. All employees should know about different security threats, from malware attacks to phishing and IoT attacks. Even if awareness of this topic is good, it is, in most cases, not enough.
employees should learn ways to prevent cyber-attacks. The data cybercriminals have in sight are often worth millions, and since data is the new oil, your need to protect your assets.
These days the use of digital marketing extends beyond typical marketing roles to HR and recruitment, for instance, for performance marketing, social media, and employer branding. All these roles require digital skills, such as data analysis, content creation, search engine
optimization (SEO), search engine marketing (SEM), communication, social media management, basic design, and customer relationship management (CRM) systems, such as Salesforce.
"Low code" refers to software development that uses graphical user interface-based tools to automate the construction of certain types of applications. "No code" refers to software development that does not require coding. With the IT-
Skills-Gap continuously growing, these skills are becoming increasingly important to the broader workforce. The lack of IT experts means organizations need a workforce that is comfortable with technology and digitally literate.
The ability to read, work with, analyze, and argue with data is defined as data literacy. Data interaction is constantly increasing in all areas of a business, whether marketing, sales, human resources, or project management. Due to this, companies are
cultivating data skills across departments in addition to their data and IT departments. Consequently, the desire to improve data literacy today is less about an individual's expert knowledge and more about understanding data, sharing knowledge, and having meaningful conversations.
Every team member across all levels, including management, now requires communication, organization, and agility skills. Therefore, cross-functional roles like Agile Coach, Product Owner, and Project Manager are
on the rise. These roles are responsible for bringing departments and team members together and fostering collaboration in the organization. Soft skills include organization, time management, verbal communication,
leadership, positive thinking, listening, critical thinking, and building effective relationships.
The definition of customer-centricity requires the people in your organization to fully understand the customers' situations, perceptions, and expectations. Gaining this understanding requires your employees to have several skills to display
the behaviors needed, such as empathy, love for the problem, moving from a problem to an opportunity lens, humility to inspire collaboration, a growth mindset, and servant leadership styles.
Web Developers design and develop web-based software solutions or web applications as it is commonly known. In addition to planning web design and architecture, they also take care of the further development, maintenance, and
ongoing optimization of existing web applications. To build these skills, your employees should have a good understanding of the various coding languages (e.g., Python, JavaScript, and HTML) and have basic knowledge of responsive design and SEO.