Future of Work

__% of workers under 34 have already worked in four industries.

The career lattice is characterized by constant skills learning, steeper learning curves and change management.

The half-life (the period of time a skill is deemed useful and valuable) of a skill is now 5 years. 

In 1990 there were only 180 entrepreneurship programs offered by U.S. colleges. There are now over _______.

The majority of career paths in the future are predicted to follow a linear progression.

Flexible workspaces are increasing. The number of people co-working will be 3.8 million in 2020 and 5.1 million by ____.

Millennial entrepreneurs tend to prioritise social impact even before business growth and wealth.

By 2020, there will be 1.4 million computing jobs but only ___ computer science graduates with the skills to fill them.

By 2030, demand for social and emotional skills is predicted to grow across all industries by ___% in the US?

The average length of an individual's career will now be over __ years.

Seventy-nine percent of executives agreed that the future of work will be ____-based.

As technology disrupts skills and labour, Canadians will need to engage in lifelong learning.

What percent of children now entering primary school will hold jobs that currently don’t exist?

While the older generation launched their first businesses at ~35 years old, millennials are doing so at ____.

Companies with great employee experience perform significantly better on the stock market.