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Passport Inspiration's avatar

The point about the lack of on the job training and the declining AI related employment numbers for the youngest workers sticks out a lot, particularly for us having employed plenty of people in that demo. Some have gone on to amazing careers and we'd like to think our needs (not necessarily our expertise😅) has contributed to that. This will be an issue as we continue to automate the repeatable tasks.

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John Brewton's avatar

Great insight, thanks! I’ve seen so much of what I spent the better part of twenty years building skill wise evaporate, especially when it comes to specific software acumen. Thanks!

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Katie Barnes's avatar

Thanks for sharing this one. I’ve been wondering about this. I hadn’t heard of the EPOCH framework!

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Michael Wallace's avatar

Excellent article John. The ability to embrace AI and develop the skills necessary to advance your career or business will determine who wins.

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John Brewton's avatar

Thanks so much, Michael! Sincerely appreciate the support and am so glad this one resonated for you.

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Chris Tottman's avatar

The skills deficit will be huge and the skills transfer will struggle to keep up. I think one thing that is likely to be true is that the digitally native youngsters should have a material advantage than prior generations - theoretically. Let's see in practice 🤔

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Dennis Hedenskog's avatar

Looking forward to diving into this one

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