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Skill instability is a real concern for employees today — 39% of their current skill set is expected to be outdated by 2030. The half-life of technical skills is also expected to hit a low of just two years in 2030, down from eight years. Your learning and development (L&D) team is constantly playing catch-up, wrestling with outdated training, clunky systems, and rising costs just to keep employees on track. It’s a relentless cycle: by the time one training program rolls out, the skills it targets have already shifted.