How robotic and machine learning are changing the future jobs
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This document summarizes information from a job fair hosted by Namics, a digital transformation company. It discusses how robotics and machine learning are changing jobs and focuses on non-automatable skills like creativity, teamwork, and communication. Examples are given of jobs being automated in different industries as well as statistics on job creation and destruction in Switzerland. The document emphasizes that digital skills will be increasingly important for most jobs and that work arrangements are becoming more flexible with options like part-time work and platform-based gig work.
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How robotic and machine learning are changing the future jobs
5. Namics.5BELGRADE JOB FAIR
Digital Transformation Services
E-Commerce
Digital
Communications
Mobile Business Apps
Digital Workplace
Managed
Services
Customer Relationship
Management
Website & Portals
DIGITAL
EXPERIENCE
DIGITAL
BUSINESS
DIGITAL
ENTERPRISE
& BRAND
10. Namics.10BELGRADE JOB FAIR
Workforce in the agricultural sector
in Switzerland (1870 - 2015)
in ‘000 persons in % of employment
Source: www.bfs.admin.ch, Avenir Suisse
19. The Luddites were a group of
English textile workers who
destroyed weaving machinery
as a form of protest. In 1811...
20. Politicians in the Swiss Canton
of Geneva think about taxing
self-checkout machines.
21. Namics.21BELGRADE JOB FAIR
Who is winning?
Source: www.bfs.admin.ch, Avenir Suisse
Low qualification
High qualification
Medium qualification
% of people employed (of total workforce)
26. 78.6% of people younger than
30 think technology is creating
jobs as opposed to destroying.
Source: http://shaperssurvey.org/, WEF The Global Shapers Survey 2017
27. Namics.
Behaviour
27BELGRADE JOB FAIR
Digital Transformation
Technology changes expectations, needs,
requirements and behaviour of people.
In turn, companies have to change at their
core: Processes, organization, talent
and culture need to adapt.
This new behaviour influences which
products and services are demanded.
Offering
Company
30. Namics.BELGRADE JOB FAIR
Focus on non-automatable
- Filter competence
- System thinking
- Creativity and originality
- Teamwork / social intelligence
- Communication skills
- Lifelong learning
Source: Beat Döbeli Honegger. Mehr als 0 und 1 Schule in einer digitalisierten Welt. 2016.
32. - User Experience
- Interdisciplinary Teams
- Working in Time Boxes
- Differentiated Income Models
33. Namics.33BELGRADE JOB FAIR
What’s a “typical” Job?
- Digital is part of most jobs
- Part time work, flexible work hours and on many jobs
- Including “platform work” (Gig Economy)
- Revenue streams (and motivation) is differentiated
- Young people are optimistic – with a reason
34. - Nov 7th 15.00h: Ivan Dugalić,
Software Production @Namics
- Red booth at the first floor of
Faculty of Civil Engineering