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Tomorrow's World.



Let's get to the future of Work.

If you are less than 25 years of age do not do any administration work courses. 

If you are unemployed and have been in the past two years. You are unemployable, things have changed, technology has advanced and new skills will be in demand, skills that needs complex problem solving.

We are moving from a world that needs physical efforts.
Question is are we ready for such a drastic change?

Skills that enable workers to design, build and work alongside with technological systems will be in high demand.

We are so used to buying and paying for everything , how are we going to do this if we have no money?

Does this mean we need to go back to being agricultural ? 

Do we even have the land to do that? And I am not talking about hectares of land but a 2-10 meters to plant veggies?
Since we live in flats and in the cities?

However, people that do computer science , mathematical and engineering will be more in demand since it encampasses the above  skills set.

I think it's time we delete Candy crush and have apps  that will challenge our thinking and be part of tomorrow's world.

We need to be prepared for the changing world and work that people will be required to do.

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