Employers want entry-level workers with senior-level skills in the age of AI, a huge PwC analysis found

PwC looked at over 1 billion jobs worldwide, and 2.4 million entry-level roles in the US for its 2026 AI jobs barometer.

Employers want junior workers with ‘traditionally senior’ skills, a major study found. Here’s what they are.

PwC defined “traditionally senior” skills as qualities that appeared in senior-level job ads before AI entered the conversation.

The AI skills bubble: 63% of US workers admit exaggerating their AI skills, survey finds

The Automation Anxiety Report, a survey of 1,500 U.S. full-time employed adults fielded April 21-22, 2026, found that 63% ...

Entry-Level Jobs Now Want Senior Skills as AI Splits the Workforce, New Study Finds

AI is splitting work into two tracks and pushing entry-level jobs to demand senior skills, a new PwC report finds.
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CIMA welcomes Skills England report, seeks rethink on Level 7 cuts

The institute has raised concerns over the move to end Level 7 apprenticeships in accounting and finance.
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The Types of Communication Skills and Competencies

Understanding the types of communication skills and competencies is a vital skill both for managers and business owners as well as employees. Interacting with others is a large portion of many ...