PwC's global chairman, Mohamed Kande, stated at VivaTech that companies using AI at scale are hiring more people and seeing wage growth, contrary to "white-collar doom" narratives. However, entry-level roles exposed to AI are stagnating, and the bar for new hires is rising.
Estudantes do Ensino Médio do Sesi-SP participaram da seletiva estadual da RoboCup Junior Soccer Infrared em Itu, onde robôs autônomos competiram em um torneio de futebol. A competição visa desenvolver habilidades técnicas e comportamentais dos alunos.
Centro Universitário Integrado de Campo Mourão (PR) oferece formação em medicina com foco em empreendedorismo e gestão. A instituição prepara futuros médicos para serem protagonistas de suas carreiras, com disciplinas e projetos práticos.
Der neue "Masters of the Universe"-Film von Travis Knight versucht, die Achtzigerjahre-Spielzeugmarke wiederzubeleben. Mit Anleihen bei "Stranger Things" und einem selbstironischen Jared Leto als Skeletor, bietet der Film eine Mischung aus Fantasy, Sci-Fi und Humor, die an ein Jungs-Kinderzimmer von 1985 erinnert.
Levantamento aponta que soft skills são cruciais para eficiência na indústria tecnológica. Empresas como TCS investem em bootcamps para desenvolver trabalho em equipe, empatia e comunicação, essenciais para a produtividade moderna.
Estudantes brasileiros de Boituva se classificaram para o Open da Califórnia com o projeto Filo, um robô que protege sítios arqueológicos. O projeto foi validado por universidades renomadas dos EUA.
Over 100,000 tech jobs lost in 2026, with companies like Intel, LinkedIn, and Meta cutting staff while investing $725 billion in AI, shifting demand towards AI-fluent engineers
Career expert Erin McGoff emphasizes the importance of soft skills, particularly interpersonal skills, in today's job market, where AI handles technical tasks, and companies prioritize attitude and culture fit.
Former minister leading review into young people and work cites survey showing most teachers decry lack of ‘soft skills’ An “exam-obsessed” school system is leaving young people unprepared for work, Alan Milburn has said, as new polling suggests teachers believe pupils are leaving education without the skills they need for adult life.Milburn, a former cabinet minister under Tony Blair and now leading a government-commissioned review into young people and work, said the system had become overly focused on academic sorting rather than real-world readiness. Continue reading...
