-FUTURE OF WORK-
THE MOST IMPORTANT SKILLS YOU’LL NEED IN TOMORROWS WORKPLACE
Are you worried about the future of the job market due to the fast-moving technology age? Artificial intelligence has the world gripped. It is the subject of coffee club debates, roundtable discussions, and online social media groups from every walk of life. Scientists, investors, and consumers alike are both fascinated and perplexed with the capabilities of this new technology that threatens to overstep its boundaries.
THE EVER EVOLVING WORLD OF WORK
AI is everywhere in today’s world and is growing on power at an exponential rate. We have already seen jobs being replaced by automation and smart algorithms but we are only at the very beginning of this journey. It is believed that, by the year 2030 or beyond, 800 million jobs could be at risk. You may wonder how a robot or AI software could take your job.
Whether you believe it or not, it is a big possibility.
“We should all be preparing for the future, today”
THE DOUBLE EDGE SWORD OF TECHNOLOGY
Some of the most important ones are listed below:
SENSE MAKING
“Become a super learner”
SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE
NOVAL & ADAPTIVE THINKING
CROSS CULTURAL COMPETENCY
COMPUTATIONAL THINKING
“Train yourself to become more flexible”
NEW MEDIA LITERACY
If you learn this skill set, you may be able to stay relevant and robot-proof yourself in the AI storm. If you are already working with digital media, it won’t be a big stretch to use the new media tools that are on the horizon.
TRANSDISCIPLIARITY
DESIGN MINDSET
An example might be to understand why higher ceilings promote more open ideas and to adjust the work environment to create this illusion.
COGNITIVE-LOAD MANAGEMENT
This will become increasingly important as the world’s expansive database becomes larger and larger.
VIRTUAL COLLABORATION
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DOES HAVE LIMITS
Plan for tomorrow today. Learn a new creative skill set. You’ll be glad you did.
HOW CAN YOU PREPARE?
So is the situation hopeless? Are robots and artificial intelligence destined to replace our jobs? While that may be the case for many, it doesn't need to be for you. Join the Unreplaceables and together we will make you futureproof.
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HOW CAN YOU PREPARE?
So is the situation hopeless? Are robots and artificial intelligence destined to replace our jobs? While that may be the case for many, it doesn't need to be for you. Join the Unreplaceables and together we will make you futureproof.
JOIN THE UREPLACEABLES FOR FREE!
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