The Future of Work
Over the next few years some jobs will ‘disappear’, but most are likely to be redesigned thanks to advances in artificial intelligence and the rapid changes in technology.
By developing your transferable skills and attributes further, you will be in a prime position to take charge and transit with ease to the next natural place.
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