There are trends in the way people work. It seems that the industries that were flourishing will suddenly disappear, and that the previously non-existing business categories will increase sales.
As society changes, it means that the way people work and live is unavoidable.
In the old days, it was believed that there was an absolute skill such as “If you are skilled in this you can live.” The condition of being skilled in something was considered valuable in all areas. However, it seems that companies that rely on skill did not last long.
Because the skills and techniques are not as permanent as the experts believe.
Considering that, it seems that people who do not have skills, techniques, or practical experience can master new conditions that will be needed in the future without psychological resistance, so it may be advantageous as human resources over skilled people with old skills.
Even if the productivity of developing countries increases, as long as advanced countries have advanced technology, the status of developed countries will not change, a manager of a manufacturer said. I couldn’t trust such an optimistic view.
Unfortunately for experts, there is no technology that cannot be robbed by competitors, and so too does a skill that cannot be exchanged.
The “Strike for Black Lives,” as leaders have dubbed the campaign, featured workers from a broad range of industries. …
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