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I'm an outsider. But sometimes they see things insiders don't, or don't want to. I'm an economist, and in my reading of economic history, I have yet to hear of
by dash2 3y ago
I'm an outsider. But sometimes they see things insiders don't, or don't want to. I'm an economist, and in my reading of economic history, I have yet to hear of a skill that always stayed applicable.
- graemep 3y agoHow long is always? Being able to do various forms of maths (e.g. geometry) has been a useful skill for literally millennia. Being able to drive has been a useful skill for about a century. The number of people who need this skill has probably peaked in developed countries, but is rising globally. A lot of basic computer and networking technologies have been around since the 70s or even earlier and the pace of change has slowed a lot since then.