Critical Skills for the Future of Work

Technological advancement has been affecting people’s lives for centuries, whether at home, in communities, in schools, or in workplaces. From the 11th century water wheel to the combine harvester in the 19th century to the vast array of information technologies available today, automation has yielded tools and technologies that produce more output with less effort from us. That means enjoying more productivity, better quality, and greater consistency, all while having to pay less for these outcomes.