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September 17, 2018

Silicon Republic on What is in Store for the Future of Work

The tech site Silicon Republic recently had a full week of stories on the future of work in the careers section - 15 stories in total.

Our favorite is These are 3 of the most pervasive future of work myths. 

The article's 3 myths, which we agree with, are:

  1. AI will totally replace humans.
  2. We're entering a work-free future
  3. Only stem skills will be important

See the article for more on why these are myths.

And see the whole series. It's well worth a look.

Posted by on September 17, 2018 at 01:00 AM in trends |

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