The Future of Jobs in the context of 4th Industrial Revolution

Roxana Milas

Steam

1784

Electricity and mass

production

1870

Electronics and IT

1969

Digital

2016

The 4th industrial revolutionDigital

Organize and allocate resources

Labour divided.Inspect & Control

Increased efficiency & competition: do more with same or less

Physical, digital, biological

Creative destruction

The world is digital

Total

population

Urbanisation: 54%

7.4B

Internet

users

Penetration: 46%

3.3B

Active social

media users

Penetration: 31%

2.3B

Unique mobile

users

Penetration: 51%

3.8B

Active mobile

social users

Penetration: 27%

2.0B

The Future of Retail in 1 Picture

Meet Generation C – “Connected”

65% of children

entering primary schooltoday, might ultimatelywork in job types that

currently don’t yetexist

Source: Future of Jobs Report, World Economic Forum

Trends

Source: Human Capital Report 2016

Source: Future of Jobs Report, World Economic Forum

Video

Digital Cultural Commentator

Futurologists predict that there will be a big need to distil a complex story into a single, powerful image. This could be to tell people about a whole country, library of music or a night at the theatre...

Solutions

Source: Future of Jobs Report, World Economic Forum

Future of HR Profession