[Special Column 2] Key Summary of Global HR Forum 2022 | ||
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Date | 2022-12-28 | |
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The keynote speech addressed the grand transition and de-globalization and
the direction of university education in the grand transition era, while the
special lectures discussed ways to secure future talent in the manufacturing
and entertainment world, future jobs in the age of AI, and a rethinking of
capitalism. The keynote sessions addressed de-globalization and the new Cold
War, survival strategies in the age of semiconductor technology power, the
future of education, and the war to secure semiconductor talent, equity and new
organizational culture of millennials and generation Z. The special sessions
discussed policy priorities for development of talent in the era of the grand
transition, the education of creative talent, innovation at universities and
the role of companies. The themes of the A session, hosted by The Korea Economy Daily, included convergence between AI and humans, the future of metamates, entrepreneurship and successful DNA in the digital era, K-Culture and human resources. At the B session, hosted by Korea’s Ministry of Education, the participants discussed the redesigning of educational governance, career exploration in the era of the grand transition, talent in the age of Big Blur, innovation in learning spaces and social linkage. The C session, hosted by KRIVET, was about cooperation between economic entities and ways to vitalize social dialogue for the development of talent, plans to develop talent for new industries, plans for corporate reform and the talent necessary for those reforms, and region-based development of future talent. As the theme for Global HR Forum 2022 was “The Next Talent in the Era of
Grand Transition,” many of the speakers brought up various economic challenges
that come with the era, and commonly emphasized the importance of securing
talent with interdisciplinary abilities and cooperative skills and the need to bring
innovation to the existing talent development system. Ideas were particularly
discussed to increase the use of a lifelong education system against the trend
of population decrease, and the importance of AI utilization ability was
emphasized. At the sub-sessions, many meaningful discussions were held among
opinion leaders from all walks of life. KRIVET plans to actively utilize the implications
learned at this forum to discover timely research topics in the future. |