@BwalaDaniel It’s perfectly fine to admit you weren’t prepared for that kind of interaction. Still, I don’t think the questions were unreasonable—they were straightforward and could be answered with basic facts. I think the criticisms came from disappointment, because people expected better.
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@girdley@joinScalepath@HireWithNear …etc. This is already happening, and at worst people may be re-trained to in such a way that adapt with any reality that prevails.
@girdley@joinScalepath@HireWithNear ….but I agree that technological shifts might affect a lot of jobs, not as much as you argue in the near term at least. I believe the evolving global scenery will lead to a more government intervention in ways technologically works or interact with the people interns of jobs…
@girdley@joinScalepath@HireWithNear ….led to new kind of thinking by companies and even states. The idea of nearshoring, re-shoring, friend-shoring, etc. is in the mind of most mega corporations that are at the center of play in the global scene. The future is regional, rather than global….
@girdley@joinScalepath@HireWithNear …has continued to restructure the way the world works since the Bretton Woods era begun. We are witnessing a heightened move to restriction of international trade and collaboration through restrictive trade policies. Geopolitical tensions and the pandemic have also….
@girdley@joinScalepath@HireWithNear While globalization is taking away chunk of jobs from the US to the global south, recent dynamics is recreating most of the elements of globalization as we know it. The prevalence of geopolitical tensions, nationalism, regionalism, and the recent pandemic….