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Dear Open Spacers,
we are preparing a second episode of the Skills Factory ETF #Podcast, and this time we are going to speak about the future of work?.
❓ What is the most burning question you'd like us to discuss on that topic❓
➡️Do you want to know more about the impact of AI and robotics on the future workplaces?
➡️How many existing jobs will disappear and how many new job profiles will appear due to the impact of the automation?
➡️Do you wonder how the recruitment of the...
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I would like confirmation that work AND living in the future consists of the following types of work: 1. DESIGN OF PRODUCTS AND SERVICES 2. MAKERS OF GOODS AND THE PROVIDERS OF SERVICES 3. USERS OF GOODS AND SERVICES 4. SUPPORT SERVICES TO WORK 5 SUPPORT SERVICES TO LIVING.
in other words, highly paid workers who design products and services, workers that make things and provide services, workers who use products and services, the workers that provide support services to both work and living. (the designers, the users, the supporters) WHAT KIND OF SKILLS DOES THE WORLD OF WORK AND LIVING NEEDS IN THE FUTURE?
Thanks a lot Oliver Deasy ! Point taken. Very interesting! Do you think that "the makers" group is under the biggest risk of shrinking due to the automation? The makers would have to maintain the machines that would produce things. Idem for the providers of services. So their profiles and skills would suffer the biggest transformation.
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