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How to stay relevant in the workforce
Identify useful skills.
You might fear being made obsolete in your industry but not know what skills you should pick up to remain relevant. Research where your industry is headed by reading industry publications and visiting blogs.

Possible answers:
(1). A given field has likely been expanded by a company that has overcome its fear of the latest innovators. For your own qualifications, take a moment to reflect on why you want to work there and write down other reasons.
(2). For example, you might want to train your employees to think more highly about a product. Many businesses also carry resources that are invaluable for your employees.
(3). There are many ways to name some useful skills : Analytical skills are excellent for learning how to effectively analyze a problem or problem. Delivering good answers in an engaging and friendly way's beneficial skills (attitudes and knowledge) are excellent for recall.
(4). Also talk to people in your field who are moving up the ranks. Figure out what skills they have that are in demand.
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