SKILLS 4 TOMORROW

As far as the socio-economic order is concerned, the ability to bring together digital and soft skills is indispensable to use technology to its greatest possible advantage and that of the wider community. This applies in particular to the digital shift of the economy.

In the long run, the desire to remain competitive obliges Polish companies to grasp changes in the business milieu by offering more electronic devices to their workers.

The pandemic has starkly pointed to those spheres that need urgent public action. Amongst them are infrastructure, education, support for lifelong learning, and bringing digital solution into state offices.

It is thus vital to shift the approach to digital transformation, by placing the human element at its heart. Making humans the core element of the digital transformation should also touch upon ethical matters.

Humans should not attempt to compete with machines, but learn to communicate with them, program them, specifically and in respect to their core ethical principles, and develop the unique and purely human features and skills that the machine will never have.