HR thinks you can learn AI skills – so why is your company hiring elsewhere?
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THE AI ANGLE
Creating new job roles that demand workforce trainingA new survey shows most human resource leaders believe current staff can learn artificial intelligence skills, yet over half of companies hire outside applicants for these roles. Managers struggle to track employee skills internally, which leads organizations to pay higher costs and spend more time on external recruitment.
THE TEACHING ANGLE
Human resource teams express strong confidence in employee adaptability, yet their hiring practices favor outside recruitment over internal training.Read the original at zdnet.com Generate teaching or study materials
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