Future of White Collar Jobs
Historically, technology and automation has had the greatest impact on blue collar professions, but that is no longer the case. Now incredibly smart data scientists are competing to write algorithms that will replace entire professions. Learn more here.
WHAT JOBS ARE AFFECTED BY AI?
Better-paid, better-educated workers face the most exposure
Highlights include:
1. AI could affect work in virtually
every occupational group
2. Better-paid, white-collar
occupations may be most exposed
to AI, as well some agriculture and
manufacturing positions
3. Business-finance-tech industries
will be more exposed, as will natural
resource and production industries
4. AI looks most destined to affect
men, prime-age workers, and white and
Asian American workers
5. Bigger, higher-tech metro areas
and communities heavily involved in
manufacturing are likely to experience
the most AI-related disruption
The White-Collar Gig Economy
The emergence of a flexible and liquid workforce is changing how businesses can innovate
for the future.
Mavenlink, in conjunction with leading third-party market research firm Research Now,
surveyed 300 executives across a diverse range
of industries to assess the current state of the
on-demand workforce.
The research confirms
that businesses in every sector are adapting
to this reality. While there is an overwhelming
consensus on the benefits of leveraging this
new model, many still see challenges in how to
approach the transformation.
1. On-Demand Workers: A
Competitive Advantage
2. Expert-Level Workers in
Demand
3. Employers Grappling
with a Changing
Workforce
4. Executives Want In
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