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Professional skills for the digital age: Power Skills For Professionals

Module 1: Survival Mindset – The mindset that will help you survive in the 21st century (2 hours 09 minutes)

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Module 2: Exponential Officer - Soaring Towards Becoming a Strong Worker in a Century of Opportunity and Challenges (3 hours 18 minutes)

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Module 3 — AI Literacy: Revolutionize Yourself with AI Intelligence Skills (55 minutes)

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Lesson 1: The Future of Work – What will the future of work look like?

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According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), which job is expected to be the most important and experience significant growth in the future labor market?
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AI and Machine Learning Specialist
Information Security Analyst
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Jobs such as data entry clerks and cashiers are among those that are likely to gradually become less necessary and disappear from the labor market in the future.
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Data from the World Aenomic Forum indicates that approximately 800 million people could be replaced by automation by 2030. These workers need to quickly reskill to increase their employment opportunities.
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According to Deloitte, among the seven factors disrupting future jobs, what is the proportion of obsolescence in job skills identified?
All skills learned will be useful for life without needing to reskill.
Half of the existing skills will be unusable within 2.5 to 5 years.
Job skills only depreciate by 10 percent over a lifetime.
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Based on the lesson content, how many main types of employment or future workers can be identified?
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00:08:08
According to the World Economic Forum (WEF), which job is expected to be the most important and experience significant growth in the future labor market?
00:11:57
Jobs such as data entry clerks and cashiers are among those that are likely to gradually become less necessary and disappear from the labor market in the future.
00:17:42
Data from the World Aenomic Forum indicates that approximately 800 million people could be replaced by automation by 2030. These workers need to quickly reskill to increase their employment opportunities.
00:18:47
According to Deloitte, among the seven factors disrupting future jobs, what is the proportion of obsolescence in job skills identified?
00:22:32
Based on the lesson content, how many main types of employment or future workers can be identified?