CONSOLIDANDO AS COMPETÊNCIAS INDIVIDUAIS DA INDÚSTRIA 4.0
uma revisão de revisões sistemáticas
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https://doi.org/10.21728/p2p.2025v12n1e-7478Palavras-chave:
aquisição de competências, Desenvolvimento de Habilidades, competências individuais, indústria 4.0, Revisão sistemática da literaturaResumo
O surgimento da Indústria 4.0 causou uma mudança drástica na maneira como os profissionais trabalham, exigindo que eles se adaptem e se capacitem para lidar com novos desafios. Essas mudanças exigem novas competências, mas também a atualização das competências já existentes. Compreender quais competências são importantes para os profissionais que atuam no contexto da Indústria 4.0 é extremamente importante para sua adequada formação. Esse tema tem sido estudado de forma isolada por diversos autores, abordando competências específicas, citando direta ou indiretamente a Indústria 4.0. Para consolidar os achados desses estudos e entender quais competências estão presentes nessas pesquisas e como foram desenvolvidas, este estudo realizou uma Revisão Abrangente, ou seja, uma Revisão Sistemática de Outras Revisões Sistemáticas, e apresenta em seus achados a consolidação das competências presentes em todos esses estudos e a definição adequada.
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