Of the jobs that will be available by 2030, more than 85% have not been created

While various countries around the world are in the process of boosting investment and innovating to reduce unemployment, experts have shown that more than 85% of jobs that will be needed in the next decade have not been created yet.

 

A report released by Dell Technologies by the Institute for the Future (IFTF) states that by 2030, due to the advancement of technology, most of the work currently underway will not be as it is, but will need to be innovated.

 

The report says that in the future, the world will need more and more people with the latest knowledge, which is in line with the ongoing training of people and employees in general.

 

Experts report that because of technology, people will no longer be able to hunt for jobs, but will find them where they live, the one with extraordinary knowledge will be given the job.

 

Employment agencies will use technology to recruit them, determine their needs, and the one who meets the skills they need will be recruited which is also going to be done by technology where it will be able to choose who has the skills that are equivalent to the job offered.

 

This will also be the case with the employer, who will not necessarily need to do face-to-face work or meet with his or her employers.

 

This will give people with different skills around the world the opportunity to showcase their abilities, as opposed to going hand in hand, where opportunities were given to certain citizens at times without capacity because existing employment opportunities were open to all.

 

However, the report says that this could have a detrimental effect on the livelihoods of those who have a permanent job, as it will be reduced.

 

Companies and societies will have what they need, they will give part-time jobs to workers and at the end of the day, workers will have to search elsewhere.

 

Reporters say that even though the nature of the job will change, it has nothing to do with losing jobs to people who are being replaced by technology.

 

They say that however much technology can advance the human being will always be important and needed. 

It has been pointed out that in the coming days technology will be among the top employers


Writer: Christian Mugisha



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