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Preparing for Work That Doesn’t Yet Exist

By: Dr. Pancras Kafonogo Mayengo
Narrated by: Ray Bader
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This book is about the future world of work, where humans will work hand-in-hand with machines (we call this a marriage). Where most of the jobs will cease and new jobs will emerge to interface the marriage between humans and robots. So, on the cover, we see a human walking together with a beautiful robotic girl (holding hands as couples). The road they are walking on disappears on the horizon to the sky. The sideways of that road and the sky are full of humans and robots working in some sort of a mechanical industry. This is the future to which we are heading, in which we will soon be living. The question is: Can the skills we teach in our education system help us survive in the future? Follow us as we discuss this question in this book, The Future of Work in Tanzania: Preparing for Work That Doesn't Exist Yet!

©2021 Dr. Pancras Kafonogo Mayengo (P)2021 Endless

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