- Oct 16, 2025
- 1 min read
What Skills Are Essential For A Career In The AI-Driven Workplace?
Hear from experts about how AI is changing the world of work, plus which skills are essential for employers today
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how career paths look across a wide range of industries
If you're evaluating your career opportunities, it's vital to consider the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the roles and industries you plan to target.
In this BusinessBecause webinar, in partnership with SOIL Institute of Management, we explore the evolution of AI and how changes are impacting demand among employers, highlighting which skills are becoming essential in the AI era.
Our expert panel includes professor Navin Chandra Rao, professor of practice at SOIL; Abhishek Iyer, manager of the Branded Research Center of Excellence at Gartner; and Sannidhya Thakur, current PGDM student at SOIL and incoming Blackrock cohort.
They shared insights on how studying at a cutting-edge business school like SOIL can help you develop the skills to future-proof your career.
Key takeaways from this webinar:
⇨ Discover how artificial intelligence is shaping the needs of today's workforce, plus how you can develop the capabilities to thrive
⇨ Learn how the business school curriculum is changing to fit the most in-demand skills among employers
⇨ Explore post-graduation outcomes after completing a cutting-edge MBA
Matt Kefford is Deputy Editor for GMAC.com, responsible for writing, editing, and producing multimedia content as well as driving content strategy for the website. A business education journalist for 5+ years, he regularly features as a judge on education industry awards and speaks at industry events.
Previously, Matt has written and produced content for national news organizations including The Sunday Times, i News, and Sky News, as well as a number of regional titles. Matt has a B.A. in History from the University of Leeds and an M.A. in Journalism from the University of Sheffield. He is also a gold standard accredited journalist with the National Council for the Training of Journalists.