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The Future of Work / 4th Industrial Revolution

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The Future of Work / 4th Industrial Revolution

The future of work requires lifelong learning and perpetual career preparation as the nature of work itself is changing. These resources discuss the future of work and the 4th industrial revolution and share macro-level trend data shaping the future of work.

Last updated on 05 Feb, 2020

The future of work in America: People and places, today and tomorrow

The Future of Work - adapting your skills and 'selves' to succeed

Employers Want/Need Employees with "Soft Skills"

The Need for Soft Skills in a Digital Future

Slope of the Curve | WorkingNation

The digital future of work: What skills will be needed?

The digital future of work: The future of the 9-to-5

FutureWork: A Story of Yesterday & Today | WorkingNation

Thomas Friedman on Lifelong Learning Imperative

Reid Hoffman: The Future of Work

Redesigning work, employment and the social contract - HEATHER MCGOWAN

The Emerging Futures of Work with Dr Sean Gallagher (1-hour presentation)

Navigating the future of work | Deloitte Insights

Employment is rising faster in occupations requiring higher levels of preparation

Employment is rising faster in occupations requiring higher levels of preparation

Employment growth is more rapid in occupations requiring higher social or analytical skills (Also known as "Soft Skills," "Essential Workplace Skills," etc.)

Employment growth is more rapid in occupations requiring higher social or analytical skills

Wages are higher and increased more in occupations requiring relatively higher levels of social or analytic skills (Also known as "Soft Skills," "Essential Workplace Skills," etc.)

Wages are higher and increased more in occupations requiring relatively higher levels of social or analytic skills

Careers and Learning: Old Rules vs. New Rules 

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