How to avoid a pandemic pause on professional development

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Jobs of the future will require a focus on skills rather than degrees, and there may be no better time than the present for employers to consider digital training and upskilling opportunities in the workplace.

About 6.1 million jobs will emerge in high-growth areas that represent the future of work through 2022, according to an analysis by the World Economic Forum. The report identifies fast growing jobs in data and artificial intelligence, engineering and cloud computing, people and culture, sales, marketing and content and product development.

Jill Shah
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Jill R. Shah is a reporter at Employee Benefit News and Employee Benefit Adviser. She can be contacted via email at jill.shah@arizent.com.


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