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Maybe you didn't grow up dreaming of being an "augmented reality journey builder" or "master of edge computing" or a "cyber calamity forecaster." But someone will. Jobs of the future will be heavy on the use of algorithms, automation and AI; customer experience; environment; fitness and wellness; health care; legal and financial services; transport; and work culture. Via Farid Mheir 
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October 6, 2019 5:50 PM
WHY IT MATTERS: it looks like the new technologies that replace jobs at a rapid pace are also creating new ones at a faster pace. This may prevent dooms day scenarios where self-driving trucks make truck drivers useless for example. However, looking at the new jobs created the skills they require is very different from the one they replace (not sure truck drivers can master edge computing easily - or enjoy it). More disturbing some of the high growth jobs are low paying ones, such as elderly care workers. Change thus will be hurtful for many of the displaced. |
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Get a copy of the playbook Leading Upskilling Initiatives in Data Science & Machine Learning, compliments of Dataiku. Via Farid Mheir
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October 10, 2019 12:11 PM
WHY IT MATTERS: AI & ML will replace many jobs but this report from Gartner confirms that workers should improve their business and social skills to differentiate. |
WHY IT MATTERS: recurring theme for the past few hundred years: you won't have jobs become technology will make you irrelevant. TRUE. Case in point, more than 80% of population was working on a farm less than 100 years ago. Today, 2%. Yet, we all jobs, just DIFFERENT ones. What will yours be in 2050?...