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Skills you'll need to survive in the future world of work

By USQ 18 May 2019

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It has been predicted that automation, globalisation and technological advances will affect every job by 2030. To be successful in the future world of work, you’ll need to develop the all-important job skills identified in this article. For more information and advice to help you prepare for your future career, visit Social Hub.

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