@hannagetshired: The “job” as we know it might not survive the next decade. And that might just be ok. Work isn’t going anywhere - there will always be problems to solve and value to create. But the container for that work (40 hour weeks, a boss, a title), is up for renegotiation. For most of history, work wasn’t structured around jobs. It was structured around capabilities. You were a blacksmith, a midwife, a bookkeeper. You had a skill, people paid you to use it. The job was just an organization tool created to bundle tasks, time, and accountability into a single employment relationship. Now that alternatives have entered the chat (namely, AI & automation), the bundle is starting to come apart. So what should you do? For starters: Talk to your manager early - Ask how AI is shifting priorities in your org, what’s getting automated, what capabilities matter most. Don’t wait for a reorg to tell you. Learn AI in context - understand how it’s being applied in your specific industry and function. The skill is knowing where your human judgment still matters. Build what AI can’t replicate - Judgment under uncertainty. Cross-functional collaboration. Strategic thinking. If your role is mostly task execution, get exposure to messier problems. Own your upskilling - If your company isn’t investing in your development, let that be a signal. Take it into your own hands, or find an employer that will. #futureofwork #ai #aijobs #careeropportunities
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TheGNOAT :
We need Universal Basic Income.
2026-02-10 14:49:11
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kozi_swiatowy :
Comparable levels of quality is very debatable. I submitted an excel file and Gemini, ChatGPT, and etc couldn’t do basic queries that I was too lazy to do. They’re just outsourcing and offshoring the work lol
2026-02-11 14:41:01
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Lucie :
The AI boom will eventually die.
2026-02-16 19:41:59
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kara.mov :
No amount of personal preparation is going to be enough for millions of people around the world suddenly being out of work and not having the means to stay housed and fed because there’s nowhere else for them to go
2026-02-19 22:38:55
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Kelsey Leigh :
I was just on the job boards today and an alarming amount of them want you to have experience with training/using AI and some coding skills. Mind you, I was looking for jobs in education.
2026-02-09 21:53:07
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Rzbing :
Im entering cyber security.. I’ve heard it’s more ai “resistant” because if all the judgements that have to be made.. is that what you’re hearing? (Please say yes)
2026-03-10 11:44:28
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Yannis Gr :
@Yannis Gr: @Yannis Gr: I totally agree with the way she refers to the history of employment and occupations. However, I do think people don’t realize the more we advance as humanity, these advancements will be applied much faster than the ones before. As society, we should have figured out a way to control this implementation at a certain pace. When it comes to new jobs, eventually we should really re-shape education and schools makes us look ourselves as entrepreneurs using AI to develop a product instead of an employee doing that. I wouldn’t be surprised if the world in the future has billion of companies with one human owner and fully operated by AI and robots. The question is can most people develop this entrepreneurial mentality?
2026-02-12 21:31:10
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Josh | Product Mgmt Circle :
AI has “taylorized” corporate jobs into oblivion.
2026-02-11 04:08:14
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Ashley Striblet :
I agree with this. 1)I work in UX and I think sometimes people forget that the specific roles that are common in tech today were created to support a specific version of product development. Once that changes it really doesn’t make sense to keep the roles the same 2) AI has the ability to *expand* people’s skillset, suggesting the best way for companies to benefit from AI is actually restructure, not just do layoffs.
2026-02-10 06:27:12
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jxwfrancsicojohneshia :
Such a good breakdown, gotta share this.
2026-02-12 00:27:57
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itsgreyferg :
it will be less about job titles and more about skills moving forward. everyone needs to really focus on the skills that they have (and implementing ai into those workflows) to stand out in the new wave of work
2026-02-09 21:05:52
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JDH :
We can’t really power data centers and the computers without moving to nuclear energy.. think oil companies will let that happen?
2026-02-12 06:13:19
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🦔 :
In my case, I work in finance world. A.I being used as excuse when really it’s only taking over a bit of the work while the rest is being offshored
2026-02-23 10:00:38
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Vinícius Miyake :
disagree. humans still want to trust someones “eye” for something. A creative view, a strategic person, an “data” person. it gets too complex to hold someone accountable for something if you dont have specific roles, I just think the jobs will change titles and funcionality but we still need people to be “the one” of a specific area
2026-02-20 18:41:40
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Chris :
You literally explained how AI will replace your job (if it’s a job suited to AI) then added fluff about the history of the corporate job and a definition of a job.
2026-02-27 13:59:04
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Bosky| Founder, SheTrailblazes :
its definitely been interesting these days. been thinking about this...
2026-02-12 05:53:14
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Abigail Wilson :
💡💡💡 yes!!
2026-02-16 04:43:52
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C :
AI will replace all white collar jobs and robotic technologies and robots will take all blue collar jobs
2026-02-15 19:40:22
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Jason Burt :
As a SWE who uses AI to do my job, let me be clear: using AI is a workforce catalyst- we all need agentic engineering skills on top of our business domain knowledge. It’s not replacing all workers in near future - it will displace workers that fail to adapt.
2026-02-12 23:20:37
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David :
AI isn’t replacing you. It’s replacing your busywork. You were meant for more than busywork.
2026-02-10 08:42:59
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Geoffrey :
Read Ronald Coase’s "The Nature of the Firm.” (1937). The article argues that firms emerge because they are better equipped to deal with the transaction costs inherent in production and exchange than individuals are. That’s all changed with networks, technology and task modernization.
2026-02-10 20:59:34
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Stepsero :
Thanks for sharing - do you believe contract work will replace the majority of corporate jobs at some point?
2026-04-05 11:18:08
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Alan in Oz :
Me being hired to manage a team of AI agents along with humans to get stuff done.
2026-03-26 13:33:13
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SunShineState :
Exactly a lot of these jobs got created very quickly and will get removed very quickly by AI 🥺
2026-03-15 19:00:37
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национална агенция приходи :
22% of unemployment is the threshold
2026-03-26 19:12:27
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