Gen Z’s lack of traditional skills is holding back their career potential; online learning can fix that

By Opinion | Published Sep 14, 2024

Providing the new workplace generation with the ability to use traditional productivity tools and develop their soft skills is still important in this new world of work. At the same time, enhancing their native ability through consistent online education is also vital to ensure their success and that of their communities and families, writes Divesh Sooka, ALX South Africa General Manager.