Learning | 33% of skills needed three years ago are no longer relevant

33% of skills needed three years ago are no longer relevant

Recent data from Gartner TalentNeuron has revealed that 33% of the skills needed by businesses three years ago are no longer relevant in the workplace.

In addition, the research found that employees are only applying 54% of the new skills they learn, despite the number of skills required for a single job increasing by ten per cent year-over-year.

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