Jobs of Tomorrow: Mapping Opportunity in the New Economy

This report analyzes the emergence of new jobs and skills in the evolving labor market due to the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

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The research method involved analyzing labor market data from Burning Glass Technologies, Coursera, and LinkedIn to identify emerging job roles and skills. The approach was data-driven, focusing on recent trends in employment and hiring rates, and used innovative metrics to understand the composition and evolution of the labor market in detail.

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The “Jobs of Tomorrow” report by the World Economic Forum examines new job creation and the shifting focus of employment towards emerging professions of the future. It explores the reasons behind these changes and the skills required for these professions, using innovative metrics and data from partnerships with Burning Glass Technologies, Coursera, and LinkedIn. The report identifies seven key professional clusters and 96 jobs of tomorrow, highlighting the demand for both digital and human skills. It provides insights into the scale of job opportunities, growth trends, and the distinct skills needed for high-growth professions. The report also discusses the importance of new sources of data and innovative approaches to empower large-scale action on education, jobs, and skills globally.

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Categories: 2020 time horizon | 2020s time horizon | English publication language | Global geographic scope | artificial intelligence | care economy | data analysis | economic growth | education and skills | emerging professions | employment | fourth industrial revolution | green economy | job creation | jobs and skills | labour market | professional clusters | skills demand