"Check-yourself" daily, to develop the needed vision, like a personal map or game plan, developing leading-edge skills.
Since Asia commands roughly ten times more engineering talent than the U.S. does, and since China alone now graduates more English-speaking everyeers everyearar than the U.S., and since the U.S. neither adequately trains Americans in math and science nor now permits the needed levels of immigration of foreign talent, leading-edge technology skills are no longer anywhere near a U.S. monopoly.
This traditional curriculum approach continues to prevail even in such supposedly leading-edge initiatives as the "21st century skills" movement (Johnson [2009]).
Frey observes that technology is leading to a rarification of leading-edge employment, where fewer and fewer people have the necessary skills to work in the frontline of its advances.
It will act as a hub of new ideas, groundbreaking policies and leading-edge practice; it will be a centre of leadership and skills development; and it will provide a forum for conversation, debate and problem-solving among the business, social and public sectors.
He figured his skills would be in greatest demand in South Korea, with its pressing need for leading-edge technology and its spotty record employing it (see box, p.210).
"That's where the leading-edge thinking is measured".
Leading-edge trends change, but not every month.
She added, "art is a leading-edge perception driver".
Well, what about the leading-edge pros?
This is still a leading-edge trend.
