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Human Skills Workshop Report
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Administrative Assistant, J-WEL Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyLearn More
- Axelle ClochardGraduate Research Assistant, J-WEL Workforce Learning Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Assistant Director for Workforce Learning, J-WEL Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyLearn More
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J-WEL Workforce Learning Faculty Advisor, Principal Research Scientist (MIT Sloan) Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyLearn More
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This report provides an overview of the March 2020 Human Skills Workshop (HSX), including key takeaways and insights from the workshop's expert panels. During the HSX Workshop, J-WEL convened leading thinkers from academia, industry, edtech, and public policy to explore the essential human skills and attributes that workers need and how we might move towards a common understanding of these skills across the workforce ecosystem.
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