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Communication & leadership | The most in-demand workplace skills for 2024 revealed

The most in-demand workplace skills for 2024 revealed

New data shows that despite AI’s growing impact on the world of work, soft skills are still the most sought after by UK employers.

LinkedIn’s 2024 most in-demand skills data finds that soft skills make up four of the top five most in-demand skills by UK employers, with communication the most sought-after skill.

The research shows that:

Soft skills are becoming increasingly important as AI reshapes the world of work

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