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You're starting from the premise that there is a job that will not be commoditised for the remainder of your career. This is a faulty premise. It's up to you to
by noelwelsh 13y ago
You're starting from the premise that there is a job that will not be commoditised for the remainder of your career. This is a faulty premise. It's up to you to learn the things you need to remain relevant, be that additional technical skills or "soft skills" like management.
- imacommodity 13y agoI disagree I can learn my way out of the problem and remain relevant. Additional technical skills only keep me another step ahead of the commoditisation, and if people don't want to pay money for these skills, it hasn't helped. Management skills I need to improve, but if the workforce reduces in size, there's less need for managers too...