ISBN:

• 9780737772005
• 9780737771992

Description: 111 pages ; 24 cm.

Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents:

• Many jobs will be replaced by technological innovation / Bernard Condon and Paul Wiseman
• Many jobs will be created by technological innovation / Jessica Long and William Brindley
• Government policies must help technological innovation create jobs / The Economist
• Data scientist is the most promising job of the future / Hilary Mason, interviewed by Greg A. Smith
• The job of data scientist is surrounded by hype / Amelia Greenhall
• Software engineer is a promising job of the future / John R. Platt
• Fewer youths are seeking jobs in agriculture / Joseph Cress
• College degrees will be valuable for the jobs of the future / Pew Research Center
• Skills and credentials will be valuable for the jobs of the future / Anne Kim
• Science and math education will provide job opportunities and security / David Langdon et al
• Gender gaps may continue in science and math education / Kimberly Pohl and Melissa Silverberg
• Freelancing will replace traditional employment / Brad Howarth
• Offices will become more flexible workplaces / Alison Maitland and Peter Thomson
• Coworking: is it just a fad or the future of business? / Adriana Lopez.

LCCN: 2014041142

Control Number: 1619492

Series:

• At issue. Social issues
• At issue. Social issues.

Subjects:

• Occupations -- Forecasting.
• Vocational guidance.

Other Authors: Espejo, Roman, 1977-