These Occupations Will See The Most Jobs Created, And Lost, In The Next 5 Years

Michael Grothaus, Fast Company
Mon, 05/01/2023 - 2:05am

As you might have assumed already, technology will be a big driver behind which jobs will and will not exist in the near future. The World Economic Forum (WEF) has released its annual Future of Jobs Report for 2023 and it makes for some interesting reading, not only for employers but for younger people who have yet to decide upon a career path.Read Full Story

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