UOB's Better U Pivot Programme

Academic institutions & private sector

Firms are looking for these crucial skills

Predictions for the future of work in 5 years

Companies should build the right culture

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, but what does that actually mean for jobs in Singapore?

In this episode of Lens on Singapore, Claressa Monteiro speaks with Dean Tong, head of group human resources at UOB, and Victor Chua, deputy CEO of NUS-ISS. From workforce redesign and reskilling to hiring priorities and the rise of "AI bilinguals", they discuss how organisations are adapting, the skills employers are looking for, and why standing still may be the biggest risk of all.

Highlights of the conversation: 

03:46 UOB's Better U Pivot Programme 

06:07 How academic institutions and the private sector collaborate

13:44 Firms are looking for these crucial skills

16:51 Predictions for the future of work in 5 years

19:35 Companies should build the right culture

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With Dean Tong, head of group human resources at UOB, and Victor Chua, deputy CEO at NUS-ISS, National University of Singapore

Executive producer: Claressa Monteiro

Producer: Nicole Teo

Coordinating producer: Chai Pei Chieh

Video production: Studio +65

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Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, but what does that actually mean for jobs in Singapore?
In this episode of&nbsp;Lens on Singapore, Claressa Monteiro speaks with Dean Tong, head of group human resources at UOB, and Victor Chua, deputy CEO of NUS-ISS. From workforce redesign and reskilling to hiring priorities and the rise of "AI bilinguals", they discuss how organisations are adapting, the skills employers are looking for, and why standing still may be the biggest risk of all.
Highlights of the conversation:&nbsp;
03:46 UOB's Better U Pivot Programme&nbsp;
06:07 How academic institutions and the private sector collaborate
13:44 Firms are looking for these crucial skills
16:51 Predictions for the future of work in 5 years
19:35 Companies should build the right culture
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Written and presented by: Claressa Monteiro (<a href="mailto:claremb@sph.com.sg">claremb@sph.com.sg</a>)
With Dean Tong, head of group human resources at UOB, and Victor Chua, deputy CEO at NUS-ISS, National University of Singapore
Executive producer: Claressa Monteiro
Producer: Nicole Teo
Coordinating producer: Chai Pei Chieh
Video production: Studio +65
A podcast by BT Podcasts, The Business Times, SPH Media
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Do note: This podcast is meant to provide general information only. SPH Media accepts no liability for loss arising from any reliance on the podcast or use of third party&rsquo;s products and services. Please consult professional advisors for independent advice.&nbsp;
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Lens on Daily from The Business Times is a micro podcast to catch you up on the biggest news at the start of every business day. Lens on Singapore is a monthly big picture feature on current affairs, societal issues and government policies.
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