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Will digital transformation affect jobs in the future?

Digital industry transformation

Tech world is continuously improving and evolving and the digital skill are a top priority, as it is also changing rapidly over the years. The relationship between the customer ends is becoming more and more digitalised, especially after the pandemic struck us and many jobs were lost because of that, mainly in the banking industry. This created the need for the professionals to add a human touch to the interfaces which was used by the customers.

Technological skills is rapidly growing, mainly in the Artificial intelligence sector which runs by the predictions, customer profiling, etc. and technical skills like augmented reality, the user end experience and the interface design are also equally on the rise. The pandemic’s outburst had caused an unexpected acceleration in the digitisation of these processes and thus the jobs which mainly require the knowledge of the digital skills have increased to meet the needs and desires of the customers. Tech jobs rely mainly on the specialised areas of the atomisation, although the tech industry in always in a constant shift and most of the areas might also be in more of a demand with comparison to others. The upsurge of the remote working concept has already affected the technical skill business as the daily life working environment now lives in the digital world. The technical skills are very much needed for the employers now more than ever as they have a very huge part to take in helping the people to continue their personal development whilst they continue their work from home attributes. The focus should be mainly on their personal development in order to maintain the strong workforce which is needed for the better coming days.

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Soft skills are very essential as they permit the remote management and collabs of the virtual environments and the importance of the digital skills is still growing. The HR departments are steadily engaged in the planning of the final training programs and projects of learning with the main topics of information and communication technologies. The drive towards technological areas are becoming progressively vital. Companies must essentially prepare themselves with professionals skilled in cyber security and train their people on the implementation of the new operating models to defend all internal workflows from probable cyber-attacks.

The complexity of these segments strictly demands for a high level of knowledge and specialization in the field to guarantee a peak performance in the production of the results. But the corporate areas does not work the same as they have a more disciplinary transverse of skills is generally privileged to allow a global overview. Institutions have to function in order to re build the right platform and talent back into the organisation as a long term plan, during and after the pandemic and this might be achieved by implementing AI and automation with other exponential technologies and make the workflows smarter. All of these give rise to various new opportunities to build a better business and a better world. And everything starts with enabling the diverse workforce to perform at its optimum and by building trust and confidence within the employees is very crucial. The way they are treated now will impact the perceptions and values of the coming days and will have a huge impact.

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