The business landscape is changing, and we now live in a world dominated by information. While traditional leadership skills are still vital, it’s hugely beneficial for individuals to develop skills that equip them for the information age.
Leadership printable
Traditionally, undertaking leadership training involves working on collaboration, encouraging teamwork, communication and problem solving. Now that we are exposed to information everywhere we go, we can benefit from adding to our skill set. Leadership skills for the future recognize the importance and value of information as a means of achieving strategic objectives, informing decisions and improving communication.Â
As the info-graphic below shows, there are several new skills we can master to improve the way we work moving forward. These include information curation, high-value research and data analysis and digital preservation. In addition, we can also learn more about the mobile environment, improve collaborative working and offer coaching, and use information to provide an accurate overview of technology and infrastructure. This particular application can be relevant to individual organizations, as well as global networks and bodies. Using new research skills, tomorrow’s leaders can also bring about effective change and development.Â
Learning new skills for the information age can set you up for a rewarding, well-paid job, and there are opportunities across all sectors. From professional librarian positions to information management roles, you could work for a university, a school, a tech firm, a bank or a government department. For more information about career options and the benefits of modern leadership skills, why not take a closer look at this fascinating info-graphic?
Infographic Designed By University of Southern California
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