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Experts anticipate that jobs will blossom over the next fifty years—even as technology becomes more prevalent and climate challenges persist. - With policies in place to build tomorrow’s critical skills, entire populations will benefit from new opportunities and clarified purpose. - Jobs will be plentiful in regenerative, community-based economic models that support nature-based activities. - High-demand skills will include interpersonal communications, holistic security, creativity, and continuous learning that begins with a community’s early schooling.

Over the next half-century, work opportunities are expected to flourish, contrary to fears of technology-induced job scarcity. With strategic skill-building policies, entire populations will find new opportunities for purposeful engagement. Employment will grow in regenerative, community-focused economic models emphasizing nature-centric activities. Essential skills for future success will include interpersonal communication, holistic security, creativity, and lifelong learning starting from early education. #FutureOfWork #SkillBuilding #RegenerativeEconomies #LifelongLearning #WorkplaceInnovation

Over the next half-century, work opportunities are expected to flourish, contrary to fears of technology-induced job scarcity. With strategic skill-building policies, entire populations will find new opportunities for purposeful engagement. Employment will grow in regenerative, community-focused economic models emphasizing nature-centric activities. Essential skills for future success will include interpersonal communication, holistic security, creativity, and lifelong learning starting from early education. #FutureOfWork #SkillBuilding #RegenerativeEconomies #LifelongLearning #WorkplaceInnovation

The Next 50 Years of Work Experts anticipate that jobs will blossom over the next fifty years—even as technology becomes more prevalent and climate challenges persist. With policies in place to build tomorrow’s critical skills, entire populations will benefit from new opportunities and clarified purpose.Jobs will be plentiful in regenerative, community-based economic models that support nature-based activities.High-demand skills will include interpersonal communications, holistic security, creativity, and continuous learning that begins with a community’s early schooling.

The article "The Next 50 Years of Work" by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) offers an optimistic forecast for employment opportunities over the coming decades. Despite the rise of technology and ongoing climate challenges, experts predict a flourishing job market. Key to this positive outlook is the establishment of policies that develop critical skills across entire populations, promoting new opportunities and a sense of purpose. Employment growth is expected in regenerative, community-based economic models focused on nature-based activities, with high demand for skills in interpersonal communications, holistic security, creativity, and lifelong learning starting from early education. #FutureOfWork #Humancapital #SustainableEconomics Antonio Vieira Santos Sachin Ghate Purshottam Purswani Roland Meyer Oliver Kleinhenz Chintan Parikh Svitlana Yefimova 🇺🇦 Arja Taaveniku Jo Dalton

The Next 50 Years of Work Key Takeaways Experts anticipate that jobs will blossom over the next fifty years—even as technology becomes more prevalent and climate challenges persist. With policies in place to build tomorrow’s critical skills, entire populations will benefit from new opportunities and clarified purpose. Jobs will be plentiful in regenerative, community-based economic models that support nature-based activities. High-demand skills will include interpersonal communications, holistic security, creativity, and continuous learning that begins with a community’s early schooling. What will work be like in the future? In our view, the outlook for the next 50 years calls for cautious optimism. To build an understanding of what the next five decades may hold in store for workers, BCG engaged with more than 150 futurists through panel discussions and opinion surveys. Contrary to popular fears that the future will offer fewer work opportunities for people, most experts anticipate that rewarding work options will be plentiful. Individuals, organizations, and communities that build new skills will flourish. Economic sectors such as regenerative industries and areas that require strong creativity will offer new paths to sustainability and personal satisfaction.

Contrary to popular fears that the future will offer fewer work opportunities, new research suggests individuals, organizations, and communities that build new skills are likely to flourish over the next five decades. However, achieving this growth necessitates a shift towards long-term thinking and away from reactive policymaking that causes populations to be left behind during technological and social transformations. Discover how government leaders, business executives, scholars, and citizens can ensure a thriving future for all: https://lnkd.in/ehR63Y4U #BCGonPublicSector

The Most Promising Sectors of the Future Economy To build an understanding of what the next five decades may hold in store for workers, BCG engaged with more than 150 futurists through panel discussions and opinion surveys. Contrary to popular fears that the future will offer fewer work opportunities for people, most experts anticipate that rewarding work options will be plentiful. Individuals, organizations, and communities that build new skills will flourish. Economic sectors such as regenerative industries and areas that require strong creativity will offer new paths to sustainability and personal satisfaction....

#Technology, #sustainability, and #culturalshifts are redefining the global #work landscape. As the title says, the new #BCG paper “The next 50 years of work” authored by my colleagues Leila Hoteit and others, provides a deep dive into the next 50 years of #work. It's not just about the jobs that will exist but how we, as human beings, society and industry, will adapt to this #transformation.    This report offers a novel perspective on long-term forecasting for #jobs and #skills, crucial for policymakers and industry leaders. 💡 Key takeaways include fascinating insights into which sectors of the future economy will be most promising and what the future skill set will look like. Jobs will not merely change, but a tectonic shift in human occupation awaits us.   👉 Check out the report for a thought-provoking read on how we can become future-ready:  https://lnkd.in/eYXyg3pc   #BCGinAustria #BCGinCentralEurope #FutureOfWork #Innovation

The Next 50 Years of Work. an insightful piece from BCG highlighting knowledge exchange as one of the key aspects for companies and individuals to thrive. Knowledge Exchanges is a concept that resonates deeply with private communities like YPO, Chief, Hampton, and others, as it underscores the value of collaboration, peer to peer learning and lifelong learning. Picture this: workers from different organizations coming together, forming teams within their local communities (no matter if it is a public or private one) so that members can share experiences, strategies, and best practices. While competition remains a driving force in the global economy, the emergence of localized knowledge sharing represents a significant paradigm shift. These communities act as hubs of collaboration, facilitating the exchange of invaluable insights and coordinating activities to drive collective progress. Moreover, this movement goes beyond traditional knowledge-sharing channels. It calls for the introduction of new roles and the creation of vibrant ecosystems that complement existing structures like media or formal education. Private communities, with their emphasis on networking and peer-to-peer learning, are well-positioned to embrace and thrive within this evolving landscape. Together, within private communities and beyond, we can cultivate resilient ecosystems where knowledge flows freely, opportunities flourish, and everyone has the chance to thrive! 💡 #KnowledgeExchange #PrivateCommunities #FutureOfWork 🌱 https://lnkd.in/dMyQxUy4