The fastest-growing skills include creativity, code review, problem-solving, pre-screening, and strategic thinking. Shutterstock LinkedIn has released its Skills on the Rise 2025 report ...

For employees, learning AI skills makes them more valuable to their companies and more competitive in the job market. Companies are already using AI to streamline workflows, and employees who know ...

The vibe coding era is here. Will you survive it? It's a question software engineers are increasingly asking as AI automates more of their work. Software experts suggested embracing AI tools ...

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Brigadier General Joseph “Clete” Goetz, Commander of the Pacific Ocean Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (POD USACE), is currently visiting Japan, emphasizing the ongoing partnership ...

I have to put as much energy as I can into that. And she (Beth Goetz) respected that as much as any athletic director can respect that.” This wasn’t the first time that Goetz, Iowa's director of ...

It's part of a new trend where people use generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT and Copilot to re-package themselves - literally - as pocket-sized dolls and action figures.

Ruth Handler, who co-founded Mattel with her husband, Elliot Handler, and Harold Matson in 1945, noticed her daughter, Barbara, playing with paper dolls and dreaming about what kind of woman she ...

Perhaps now is the right time to take the plunge and add a new skill to your resume. LinkedIn has just released its Skills on the Rise 2025 list highlighting 15 skills that professionals should invest ...

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Jobs are evolving. LinkedIn data suggests that from 2015 to 2030, some 70% of the skills used in most jobs will change, with AI emerging as a catalyst. That’s why it’s becoming increasingly ...