Quiz: How future-proof are your skills?
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Today, May 1 2019, is an international holiday in many countries to celebrate workers and organized labour across the globe.
But for many workers – both new and old – the big questions is: "What skills do I need to navigate the enormous changes in the economy?"
We've put together a quiz for you to test how well you know the changing jobs landscape.
Which of these degrees will earn you a higher salary in the US?
Which job is most likely to be automated in the near future?
Which set of skills will be most in demand in 2030?
What will be the most in-demand job of 2020?
Which country's workers are most concerned about being replaced by AI?
Which category of workers will have the most "transition opportunities"?
When is the majority of the US workforce expected to be freelance?
For the answers and links to more detailed explanations, check out this blog.
0-2: A re-skill is needed
3-5: Great job
6-7: You're ready for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
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