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Adapt, Reskill, Succeed. Thriving in the New Era of Work

The workplace is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by technological advances like automation, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. While some fear this will lead to widespread job losses, the reality is more nuanced.

Kevin Hanegan Oct 4, 2023

Adapt, Reskill, Succeed. Thriving in the New Era of Work

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The workplace is transforming rapidly, driven by technological advances like automation, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. While some fear this will lead to widespread job losses, the reality is more nuanced. Below is a summary of some key insights exploring the major trends shaping the future of work. For the full article with all the insights, please download our ‘The Future of Work in a Data-Driven Economy’ paper.

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