Source: World Economic Forum (video statements)
‘Maker skills’ are the engine of the global economy.
These core practical abilities – in construction, operation and resources handling – account for almost half of #employment worldwide.
But demand is running way ahead of supply, which means in many regions there’s a shortage of people with these skills. In the US, people with maker skills are doing five times as much overtime as other workers, on average.
A new report examines the reasons behind the shortage of makers and offers five major recommendations for how to grow the maker workforce of tomorrow. Read it here: https://www.weforum.org/publications/new-economy-skills-skills-for-the-maker-economy/
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