Learn throughout life. This word is not exaggerated.🥹

For Gen Y people (born from 1981 to 1996), who are currently in the main working age and have risen to the level of administration, the "should have" skills in this era are no longer just specialized techniques, but the speed of the world.

Here are a set of skills that should be featured to stand long distances:

# # # 1.Working with AI (AI Fluence)

The end of the era, afraid that AI will compete for jobs, but it is the age that requires it to be * * "professional assistant" * *.

* * * Prompt Engineering: * * Learn how to communicate with AI to achieve the desired results, whether it's writing, data analysis or visual creation.

* * * Workflow Integration: * * Know how to infiltrate AI tools in the workflow to reduce repetitive running time

# # # 2.Emotional Intelligence and Recovery (EQ & Resilience)

In a world where everything is changing fast, the pressure is getting higher and higher.

* * * Resilience: * * Falling and getting up quickly does not get caught up in mistakes for long.

* * * Empathy: * * Understanding the feelings of those around you, which is also difficult for AI to replace humans, especially when it comes to managing a diverse team.

# # # 3. Critical Thinking and Solving Complex Problems (Critical Thinking)

When information is swamped, critical skills are * * "screening" * *

* Discern what is a fact, what is an opinion, or what is a fake news.

* Points can be linked to solve problems not in the texts.

# # # 4.Money and Asset Management (Financial Literacy 2.0)

Gen Y is coming of age to care for both children and parents (Sandwich Generation)

* In addition to savings, a wide range of investment, tax administration and retirement planning must be understood in line with inflation.

* Knowledge of new digital assets and financial technologies (FinTech)

# # # 5.Lifelong Learning (Lifelong Learning)

The skills learned 10 years ago may be old.

* * * Unlearned & Relearn: * * Dare to throw away old beliefs and get a new set of knowledge.

* * * Self-Directed Learning: * * Know how to find knowledge for yourself from a trusted source, not waiting for the company to provide training courses alone.

* * In short: * * For Gen Y, "excellence" in this era is not to know one thing as full water, but to be * * T-shaped Person * * * is to know deep in your own line of work and broad in technology and human psychology in order to survive and grow gracefully.