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Arafat Kabir

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@JHUCarey MBA. Int'l affairs nerd. Bangladesh & South Asia expert. You may have seen me opine in @Forbes, @PostOpinions, @AJEnglish. Perpetual Gleaner.
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By Arafat Kabir
| Forbes Japan Verified
市場は、これまで口にしなかった本音を語り始めている。PwCが実施した、金融サービス分野のエグゼクティブ1000人以上を対象にした新たな調査によると、86%が多くの新規採用者において、MBAよりもAIスキルのトレーニングのほうが価値があると見なしていることがわかった。91%がAI能力を持つ従業員の報酬を引き上げており、過半数がそのスキルにプレミアム（割増賃金）を支払う意向を示している。エリートビジネススクールもこれに対応しており、MBAへの出願数が低迷し、初任給が下落傾向にあるなかでも、ウォートン・スクールやマサチューセッツ工科大学（MIT）は現在、学位取得費用のごく一部の価格で、短期のAIリーダーシップ修了証プログラムを提供している。...
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AI's Quiet Devaluation Of The Degree Has Begun. Is Anyone Noticing? Original

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By Arafat Kabir
| Forbes Verified
For a century, elite college and graduate degrees were the most reliable ladders to prestige and income an ambitious person could climb. They worked because they were costly, hard-to-fake signals: admission filtered for ability, and graduation certified that the ability had been refined and readied for deployment. That bargain is now being attacked from both ends at once.
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AI's Quiet Devaluation Of The Degree Has Begun. Is Anyone Noticing?

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By Arafat Kabir
| Yahoo Finance Verified
One of the main gates on the Brown University campus, decorated with the University crest. (Photo by Rick Friedman/Corbis via Getty Images) The market has started to say the quiet part out loud. A new PwC survey of more than 1,000 U.S. financial-services executives found that 86 percent consider AI skills training more valuable than an MBA for many new hires. Ninety-one percent are raising compensation for employees with AI capabilities, and a majority will pay a premium for fluency.
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