Finding meaningful work and happiness in the AI age depends on you - your ability to learn, unlearn, and re-learn at the pace of technological change. Follow Edward D. Hess, Professor Emeritus of Business Administration at the Darden School of Business, as he lays the groundwork for personal development and exceptional leadership in an era of exponential technological growth.

Human Excellence in the AI Age, Part 1: A Soft Skills Course

Human Excellence in the AI Age, Part 1: A Soft Skills Course

Instructor: Edward D. Hess
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What you'll learn
Understand how adaptability, self-awareness, and resilience help people remain effective as AI changes the workplace.
Apply practical tools for managing stress, quieting unproductive reactions, and becoming a more effective lifelong learner.
Develop a personal action plan for adding value and staying relevant in an AI-enabled workplace.
Skills you'll gain
- Leadership
- Mindfulness
- Trustworthiness
- Personal Development
- Self-Awareness
- Stress Management
- Willingness To Learn
- Cognitive flexibility
- Meditation & Breathwork
- Adaptability
- Leadership Development
- Empathy & Emotional Intelligence
- Lifelong Learning
- Composure
- Relationship Building
- Rapport Building
- Overcoming Obstacles
- Emotional Intelligence
- Social Skills
- Professional Development
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Reviewed on Nov 30, 2024
It is important to be humble and fearless, as this course emphasizes. But I would also emphasize truthfulness.
Reviewed on Jun 4, 2025
Excellent course provides me the path and tools to be other minded every day
Reviewed on Jun 29, 2025
I like the part with practical breathing exercise - I think is very helpful.
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