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Around 72% of managers plan to pay more for recruits with relevant AI skills

Fortune reports, citing Robert Half data, that 42% of managers say AI knowledge commands a greater pay premium than other technical skills.

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Fortune, citing Robert Half data, reports that around 72% of managers plan to pay more for recruits with relevant AI skills. Another 42% say that knowledge commands a greater premium than other technical skills. Fortune says some roles offer a $100,000 premium, while Silicon Valley job seekers have the best odds of earning more.

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FORTUNE@FortuneMagazineAround 72% of managers plan to boost pay for recruits with relevant AI skills, and 42% say that knowledge commands a greater surcharge than other technical skills, according to data from Robert Half. https://bit.ly/4i5jMbw1h
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    FORTUNE@FortuneMagazineAround 72% of managers plan to boost pay for recruits with relevant AI skills, and 42% say that knowledge commands a greater surcharge than other technical skills, according to data from Robert Half. https://bit.ly/4i5jMbw1h
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