What are the best ways to adapt to industry changes and stay relevant in your career?

The Growth mindset is all about agility and learning. The multiple ways are -Reading domain specific content to get a sense of trends and capabilities. -Attending conferences and webinars, - interacting with academia and industry experts - Linked courses There are enough and more resources in today’s technology driven world. The key is to be attuned to the business environment and able to connect the dots. And to be honest to oneself and not stay stuck to what seems to be our strengths because these may no more be what the market needs.

Adapting to industry changes is a multidimensional challenge as it involves current skills and focal point in future. I don't know about individual skills but 1 skill which has always helped me personally is developing "enterpreneurial skills" which involves slowly moving away from the job oriented 9-5 mindset to 24x7 mindset. It doesn't come easily! You should always be asking questions to yourself 'what next now after this'? Always follow 1 passion which can be related/un-related to your job and always dig deep into it. I've had many over the years and reading is one of them and it has helped me immensely in developing lateral thinking. Work on improving productivity 'read current skill sets' required to perform my job in future better.

The best possible way is to: Assess your situation and accordingly learn new skills. You can showcase your value while embracing change by innovating and creating realistic solutions. You also need to plan ahead and see where scalability can be improved with digitisation and automation of the processes.

In my view, (internal) resistance is the biggest blocker to progress and staying relevant. The resistance to learning and, more importantly, to not letting go of irrelevant knowledge or beliefs. The root of resistance is the proverbial "comfort zone" and our constant desire to stay comfortable. The real growth lies in the discomfort. Once we get comfortable with getting uncomfortable, the methods will follow.

"Learn to unlearn". Know where you stand and most importantly set a measurable and realistic goal on where you should reach.

Well said. However, the ability to learn the relevant, unlearn the redundant and relearn the prospective, would be a pragmatic approach in this fast changing and dynamic world, where, not only the situations and circumstances change, but very paradigms shift... AI, big data, IOnT and the likes are the game changers in the present day context and in order to successfully ride and negotiate the technology curve, mental mobility, inquisitiveness and willingness to unlearn and relearn are the essential prerequisites. Acquiring 'contemporary and relevant' skill-sets is the mantra for sure shot success and growth.

Don't just learn for learning's sake. Reflect on what would be mutually beneficial to you, your team, your company and where you want to go!

It is always easier to learn a new skill when you have the occasion to apply it directly on a project that is dear to you. Learn while you innovate the way you work. Before starting a task, ask yourself if there is an efficient way to do it. Then learn that efficient way by applying directly. That newly earned skill will be assimilated way easier.

Learn!Learn!Learn It is not necessarily to be strictly associated with the current domain. One has to keep an eye open for the sister-domains as well. The overlapping skills and transferrable technologies are something to keep looking for, especially if you want to have a superficial overview to cover the majority of spots.

Constantly learning is the most crucial thing to staying relevant in the industry. With that said, there’s a lot you can do to learn more effectively- utilize your networks and use their expertise, watch videos on trending topics on the industry or even take an internship in there you never know where it will take you!

Based on 11 years of working experience in 7 industries with all departments, I can say that: 1)You should showcase your achievements to the public 2)You will attract other talents, or bosses to come to you, and have more opportunity works Remember you can showcase your achievements by writing them down each day, week, month

Based on 11 years of working experience in 7 industries with all departments, I can say that: I earned more in downtrend, and fluctuated trend more than in uptrend When everything is a mess, the people with high skill, network, and experience will have the opportunity to go fast So embrace change my friends

This is so important even though it many times is easier said than done. What I like doing when there is change happening is to also analyse the risk of NOT changing. What would happen if you stay in exactly the same spot with exactly the same knowledge and skills. Many times looking at that makes me motivated enough to embrace change and grow through it. As the risk of not changing is much bigger. And of course maintaining a positive attitude towards change seeing the many opportunities that can result out of it as mentioned here is a great best practice.

Assessing the situation to understand my position is so important as it is to embracing and making the necessary changes to stand a chance.

To stay relevant amid industry changes, prioritize continuous learning, keeping abreast of trends, technologies, and best practices. Networking is crucial; build a robust professional network through events and online platforms to stay connected and informed. Cultivate adaptability by embracing change, acquiring new skills, and remaining flexible in response to industry demands. Regularly assess and upgrade your skill set to align with emerging technologies and the evolving needs of your industry. Seek mentorship from experienced professionals for guidance on navigating industry shifts. Embrace an entrepreneurial mindset, be proactive, and foster a problem-solving approach to contribute positively to your organization's response to change.

Change is inevitable. Trying to fight it or bend it to your will is entirely pointless. Also, nature or the environment will figure out how to force the change, as this is how it works. Accepting the change and adapting shows resilience and a higher level of intelligence to recognize the change occurring. Plus, it's fun to see how one can naturally embrace change as it comes from an ever-evolving field.

Embrace technology: Embrace and familiarize yourself with emerging technologies relevant to your industry. Explore how you can incorporate these technologies into your work processes to increase efficiency and productivity. Being tech-savvy is crucial in today's rapidly changing business landscape.

Incorporating consumer input into decision-making processes is essential, extending beyond academia to involve the experiences of patients, clinicians, and those living in the real context being studied. This collaboration ensures more informed, holistic, and practical decisions, creating solutions that genuinely address the needs and challenges faced within real-world scenarios.

1. Embrace Continuous Learning: Stay curious and committed to ongoing learning. Invest time in acquiring new knowledge and skills that align with industry trends. Attend training programs, workshops, conferences, or take online courses to stay updated. 2. Embrace Technology: Familiarize yourself with emerging technologies that are relevant to your field. Be open to adopting new tools, software, or platforms that can streamline processes and improve efficiency. This will demonstrate your ability to adapt and leverage technology to stay ahead.

I think, to keep ourselves relevant through changes that will not stop, we need to keep on learning. It’s important to have something (small or big) on our learning agenda, be it a new skill, something to do differently, a new personal/professional project and so on, and best within a shorter timeframe so it’s more measurable, more concrete, with more room for us to adjust our course whenever needed.

I'm surprised this article missed on an important criteria. To grow, you must in-take new information. II = IO, information in is information out. So I think everyone needs to understand where they source information and what type of information. For example, downloading twitter and following AI influencers will allow you to be in touch with new developments in AI. Reading your feed for 10 mins day will add up after a year, and provide you with information to generate new ideas.