Recruiters reported “notable shortages” in skills related to AI capabilities, grit, emotional intelligence and managing workers, according to GMAC.
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Recruiters reported “notable shortages” in skills related to AI capabilities, grit, emotional intelligence and managing workers, according to GMAC.
Published July 7, 2026
The OpenAI logo is reflected on the screen of a smartphone with the ChatGPT website displayed on May 20, 2026, in Los Angeles, Calif. GMAC found that a combination of AI and soft skills will be required for workers in the coming years.
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