Don’t ever get tired of learning, says Alain Dehaze
The CEO of The Adecco Group underlines the importance of continuous education to be competitive at work
Davide Casaleggio: work will disappear in 2054. But will it?
In thirty years we will work 1% of our time. The scenario seems mathematically precise, but the forecast is judged to be unreliable. Here is the analysis of the OECD economist Garnero
Is your degree really useful?
Spoiler alert: the answer is yes, but it's not all about the faculty. Internships, Erasmus trips and IT skills are important for employability.
Game design: projecting the future is a game (but also a job)
The gaming industry on the American market in 2017 recorded a turnover of 211 billion. In Italy the turnover is 1.5 billion euros and game developers are increasingly in demand
The future of work: three possible scenarios according to the World Economic Forum
In view of the Davos World Economic Forum, awareness of how governments and institutions should proactively manage automation is taking centre stage. Focusing on scenarios that can be created, rather than those that can be destroyed.
Mexico has imported Germany’s dual system, but hasn’t got it off the ground
This case study is the focal point of a paper written by Judith Wiemann and Martina Fuchs and published by the Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society , which looks at and analyses the export of Germany's dual vocational system to Mexico. Let's see how it went
Want a luxury job? Tech colleges better than high schools
The luxury sector is worth around 1.2 billion Euro worldwide. In Italy, it accounts for 5% of GDP. Consumers all over the world are well aware of the quality of high-end Italian products. Yet in 5 years, there will be 50,000 vacant jobs
Slash Workers: Who are the freelancers managing multiple jobs?
People that put flexibility and autonomy at the very heart of their profession. According to Acta, 80% of Italian freelancers are slash workers
Green economy: 2.2 million high-quality jobs
The Green Economy General Assembly, at Ecomondo, prepared a set of measures to create new jobs. Former Minister Edo Ronchi: We need the right skills and it is crucial to invest in training .
Algorithms and AI: using technology to recruit staff
The development of algorithms for use in recruitment has massive potential, but also signposts (perhaps) more concerning scenarios. Here are the many pros and cons.