The skills nobody invested a fuck in are now supposed to save us all
If human skills are suddenly so important, why have we spent decades treating them like Christmas decorations? We increasingly hear our AI Godfathers and business leaders talking about the importance of creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, meaning-making, and many other human skills and capabilities. Yet... We neglected these capabilities for decades, and now AI has arrived and we are like: " QUICK!! THE HOUSE WILL BE ON FIRE SOON!! SOMEONE DEVELOP THE HUMANS!!" "DO WE HAVE CRITICAL THINKING IN THE HOUSE?!" If human capability is really becoming the differentiation, why are organizations still running on an operating system built around job qualifications, technical competencies, and occasional soft-skills training? Teaching people how to run and use AI is not the same thing as developing the humans who are supposed to use it, and I think the market is confusing both in some instances. In this episode you will find my opinionated voice on this topic. It is easy to say human skills matters and a complete different think how to make them matter. What would really take to restructure an entire system if what we say it's true? What would it take to treat human skills as skills and capabilities, not social media quotes, not personality traits and definitely, not corporate Christmas decorations? Join me! This is a big, fun one! Join our Instagram community @creativecareerthinking www.creativecareerthinking.com






