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About AQ (adaptability quotient)..
“There are rigid geniuses,” she says.Having IQ, but no AQ (adaptability quotient) would leave you struggling to embrace new ways of working using your existing skills – and low AQ makes it harder to acquire new ones.
AQ (adaptability quotient) involves flexibility, curiosity, courage, resilience and problem-solving skills too.
AQ is now increasingly being sought at the hiring level. According to the IBM study, 5,670 executives globally rated behavioural skills as most critical for the workforce today, and chief among them was the “willingness to be flexible, agile and adaptable to change”.
One thing we do know is that the workplaces of the future will operate differently. We may not all be comfortable with the pace of change – but we can prepare. As Edmondson says: “Learning to learn is mission critical. The ability to learn, change, grow, experiment will become far more important than subject expertise.”
Read more here:
As workplaces change, is it enough to be smart? Enter AQ, the capacity to adapt that may well determine your future career success.
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20191106-is-aq-more-important-than-intelligence
Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.
About AQ (adaptability quotient)..
“There are rigid geniuses,” she says.Having IQ, but no AQ (adaptability quotient) would leave you struggling to embrace new ways of working using your existing skills – and low AQ makes it harder to acquire new ones.
AQ (adaptability quotient) involves flexibility, curiosity, courage, resilience and problem-solving skills too.
AQ is now increasingly being sought at the hiring level. According to the IBM study, 5,670 executives globally rated behavioural skills as most critical for the workforce today, and chief among them was the “willingness to be flexible, agile and adaptable to change”.
One thing we do know is that the workplaces of the future will operate differently. We may not all be comfortable with the pace of change – but we can prepare. As Edmondson says: “Learning to learn is mission critical. The ability to learn, change, grow, experiment will become far more important than subject expertise.”
Read more here:
As workplaces change, is it enough to be smart? Enter AQ, the capacity to adapt that may well determine your future career success.
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20191106-is-aq-more-important-than-intelligence
Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.
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