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100,000 new micro industries to be created over the next two decades

by Thomas Frey | Jan 16, 2018 | Future of Work

100,000 new micro industries to be created over the next two decades Every major industry today was started as a micro industry. Everything from steel, to photography, oil, airlines, electricity, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and search engines all worked their way...

Peak electricity and 17 seismic forces of change that will make you want to shift careers

by Thomas Frey | Jul 18, 2017 | Future of Work

Peak electricity and 17 seismic forces of change that will make you want to shift careers It happened in 2007. Ten years ago the trajectory for electrical use in America peaked and started down a different course, declining for reasons we don’t fully understand yet....

78 Skills that will be Difficult to Automate

by Thomas Frey | Mar 30, 2017 | Future of Work

78 Skills that will be Difficult to Automate Recently my wife Deb and I were eating at a local sushi restaurant, watching the itamae (sushi chefs) carefully preparing each meal. In Japan, becoming an itamae of sushi requires years of on-the-job training and...

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