In summary: > Businesses are upgrading their tech to stay in business which means higher job requirements. > Workers who don't make "the cut" with necessary a

In summary: > Businesses are upgrading their tech to stay in business which means higher job requirements. > Workers who don't make "the cut" with necessary analytical skills or higher education are suddenly finding themselves without comparable job options. Someone posted a PDF on here ranking jobs by how soon they're likely to be automated. IIRC, high-skill healthcare, fine arts, and tech jobs ranked the best. So to all the marketing savvy psychologist-artist-technologists out there, don't worry. You're going to be just fine.