Costa Rica
The INCAE Experience is lived in many ways thanks to the multicultural environment on its campus in Costa Rica, where its MBA and Executive Education programs converge. Being outside of their countries and sharing in little houses with their peers, allows not only an immersive and productive learning experience, but also creates strong bonds of friendship. From the preparation and study of cases before class, the coexistence in the classrooms, to the lunch hours and extracurricular activities, surrounded by an exuberant nature, everything becomes a melting pot where a relationship is forged that goes beyond a simple nexus of companions.
Nicaragua
The atmosphere and dynamics that exist on the Nicaraguan campus are, in a word: familiar. Because it is a small community, the staff and the student body are closely related. The campus becomes an ideal environment to study, relax, discover new skills and have fun as well as make lasting friendships and where peer relationships transcend beyond class colleagues, to an extended family. From the soccer field, swimming pool, gym, to study nights at home, all are spaces in which a complex network of affinities is consolidated.
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Skills that artificial intelligence cannot replace
What will happen in a few years with artificial intelligence? Will he replace you at your job? How can you keep up to date in the midst of so many changes?
With the appearance of Chat GPT and other artificial intelligence tools, many fears also arose among professionals who could see them as a threat to their jobs. Although technology is transforming everything, there are human skills that can never be replaced and that are key to the world of work.
MoreDigital talent: leaders in high demand in Latin America
If you are one of those who no longer see technology as just a support tool for companies, but rather as a strategic weapon, this article is for you.
In a world driven by technology and digital transformation, the job market is experiencing a growing demand for professionals who possess strong digital skills. However, Latin America has a demand to cover: the shortage of digital talent in the region is almost 50%, according to the study “IT Talent: STEM Competitiveness in Latin America”
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