McKinsey: Repetitive Skills Deprecating Fast as Judgment and AI Direction Skills Rise
terencemauri · x · 2026-09-03
A McKinsey summary on which skills will be worth money highlights an uncomfortable truth: purely executable, repetitive skills are rapidly depreciating, while judgment, human dealing skills, and knowing how to direct machines rather than compete with them are rising in value.
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