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Companies shift from hiring talent to building talent pipelines for AI era: Industry leaders
Companies across sectors are increasingly moving beyond conventional hiring and investing in long-term talent pipelines through industry-academia partnerships, specialised training programmes and AI-focused learning initiatives, executives said on World Youth Skills Day.
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