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5 Smart Ways To Inflation-Proof Your Finances Before 2026 Arrives
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-12 15:00
Inflation is one of the biggest threats to financial stability, and it has a sneaky way of making your money feel like it’s shrinking. As prices for essentials like groceries, gas and housing continue to rise, your paycheck may not stretch as far as it used to. According to recent reports, more Americans are growing concerned about how inflation is eroding their purchasing power and long-term savings. Be Aware: Key Signs Your Credit Card Is Quietly Wrecking Your Finances Up Next: 9 Low-Effort Ways To Make ...
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Forbes· 2025-11-09 12:00
Right now, what matters most is proving and delivering results, and upskilling quickly to close the skills gap and deliver to employers, individuals, and small businesses what they need, when they need it. https://t.co/ZyMtmlju4Y ...
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Forbes· 2025-11-02 11:00
Right now, what matters most is proving and delivering results, and upskilling quickly to close the skills gap and deliver to employers, individuals, and small businesses what they need, when they need it. https://t.co/ZyMtmlju4Y ...
The AI Jobs Boom | Dr. Mohammed Muayad Abdulrazzaq | TEDxAsia Pacific U
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-29 16:47
When I was a kid, my father had one rule about the future. And this rule is just learn the tools. And he didn't care what is the tool supposed to be.Is it a spreadsheet. Is it a code. Is it something else.No. Just learn the tools. Today all of us having one rule having one tool sits on our desk and this tool called artificial intelligence.And I believe many of us secretly wondering will this tool take over my job. Will this tool replace me. Today I am with a different message.The era of no jobs is over. Not ...
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Forbes· 2025-10-21 16:15
AI Skills Development - The article discusses how to upskill in AI through everyday micro-experiences [1] Training Methods - The industry focuses on leveraging small, frequent learning opportunities to enhance AI skills [1]
I quit my job to finally pursue my passion — but it meant a huge pay cut and now I’m always broke. Did I make a mistake?
Yahoo Finance· 2025-10-19 19:00
Core Insights - Many Americans experience career regrets, with 58% regretting staying too long in a job compared to 38% who regret quitting [2][5] - Employee engagement in the U.S. is low, with only 32% feeling engaged in their work, indicating a widespread emotional detachment from workplaces [1][5] - Job hoppers are facing diminished pay increases, with job-to-job pay raises moderated to around 7% as of July [8] Group 1: Career Transitions - Jo, a project manager, left his job to pursue a career in design, which he found more fulfilling despite the financial implications [4][14] - After investing in design courses, Jo struggled to find a job, eventually landing an entry-level position that pays 40% less than his previous role [3][14] - The job market is challenging, with only 22,000 jobs added in August and a jobless rate of 4.3%, indicating a tough environment for job seekers [7] Group 2: Financial Considerations - Jo depleted most of his emergency fund during his job search and had to adjust his lifestyle due to a significant pay cut [2][14] - It is advisable for individuals considering a career change to save three to six months' worth of expenses before quitting to prepare for potential job search delays [13] - The pursuit of a new career may require upskilling or retraining, which can be managed through online courses or night classes while still employed [11][12] Group 3: Job Market Dynamics - Younger workers may face tough job prospects due to global trade tensions and the rise of AI, which could limit entry-level positions [8] - Internal growth opportunities, such as upskilling or transferring departments, should be considered before making a decision to leave a job [9][10] - The importance of having an exit strategy is emphasized, suggesting that job seekers should research the market and prepare before resigning [8][10]
The AI Revolution: Transforming Tech and Productivity | Saumya Singh | TEDxDTU
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:02
AI Impact on the Economy and Job Market - AI adoption is expected to add 157000 亿美元 (157 trillion) to the global economy by 2030 [2] - Approximately 47% of US jobs are at risk of AI automation, but new roles will also emerge [2][6] - By 2025, 85 million jobs may be replaced by AI, but 97 million new roles will emerge [6] AI in Various Industries - AI is reshaping industries like content creation, education, and software development [2] - In the content industry, AI tools like ChatGPT have reduced the need for content writers [3] - AI-driven recommendations account for 37% of Netflix's revenue [4] - Autonomous vehicles powered by AI could reduce road accidents by 90% [5] - AI chatbots are now handling 80% of customer queries, saving businesses money [5] Adapting to the AI Revolution - Companies using AI reported a 40% increase in productivity compared to those not adopting it [4] - Employees who embrace AI tools efficiently can earn 20% higher salaries [7] - It is crucial to learn how to incorporate AI into existing workflows to save time and become more productive [4]
Bridging Education with AI: Breaking Barriers, Building Futures | Raghav Garg | TEDxDTU
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:02
AI在教育行业的应用 - AI技术被应用于教育领域,可以将教师的讲课内容翻译成多种语言,方便不同地区的学生学习[2] - AI能够模仿教师的语调和口音进行翻译,使翻译后的内容听起来更自然[2] - AI技术可能会导致一些教师失业,特别是那些使用特定地方语言教学的教师[2] - 教学的核心在于独特的概念知识和传递方式,AI可能无法完全复制[3] 就业市场与技能提升 - 行业普遍认为需要拥抱AI,学习如何与AI协同工作,才能保住工作[4] - 毕业生需要具备更强的竞争力,需要学习更多的技能[4][5] - 学生应该将AI视为一种竞争,通过良性竞争来提升自己,而不是将其看作是导致失业的外部因素[5][6] 内容创作与个人发展 - 鼓励大学生进行内容创作,抓住在校期间的黄金机会,不要过分关注短期收益[8][9] - 内容创作可以帮助大学生获得更好的工作机会和更多的曝光[9] - 即使学习的是技术相关专业,也有很多其他的职业道路可以选择,应该追随自己的兴趣[9] - 应该限制自己消费内容的时间,转而进行内容创作[7][8]
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Forbes· 2025-10-03 19:00
Career Development - Upskilling in 30 minutes or less daily can cultivate a growth mindset [1] - Developing leadership skills can increase income potential and exposure to lucrative career opportunities [1] - Meaningful contributions to work can be achieved through upskilling [1]
Entry-level workers are unprepared for their jobs amid AI blitz, survey says
Yahoo Finance· 2025-09-26 11:24
Core Insights - The majority of leaders believe entry-level employees are unprepared for their jobs, despite a perception of improved readiness compared to last year [1][2] - A significant portion of leaders attribute this unpreparedness to a lack of soft skills, particularly in larger companies [2] Group 1: Preparedness of Entry-Level Employees - Only 22% of company leaders surveyed indicated that entry-level workers were very or completely prepared for their roles [2] - 47% of leaders felt that these workers were somewhat prepared, while 31% believed they were hardly or not at all prepared [2] Group 2: Skills Gap and Responsibility for Training - 64% of leaders at companies with 1,000 or more employees cited a lack of soft skills as a reason for unpreparedness, compared to 41% at smaller companies [2] - 42% of workers surveyed also blamed a lack of soft skills for their unpreparedness [3] - There is a disagreement between employers and employees regarding the responsibility for upskilling, with most leaders believing it is primarily the workers' responsibility [4] Group 3: Training Adequacy - 80% of leaders claimed to offer adequate training, an increase from the previous year, but fewer workers agreed with this statement compared to the prior year [4] Group 4: Impact of AI on Entry-Level Jobs - Nearly 75% of respondents in a Zety survey believe that AI will reduce entry-level corporate job opportunities in the next five years [5] - 83% of workers in the General Assembly survey think AI can perform most entry-level jobs as well as humans [5] Group 5: Industry Perspective - General Assembly's CEO emphasized the need for employers to invest in training and upskilling to avoid a critical skills shortage in the future [6]