Are you ready for the future of work?

From AI and automation to upskilling and job shifts, the global workforce is evolving faster than ever. The World Economic Forum, in its 2025 report, outlines key trends shaping the future of employment.

AI and robotics will drive job growth. Roles like data specialists, FinTech engineers, and AI & machine learning specialists are among the fastest-growing globally.

Clerical jobs are on the decline. By 2030, clerical roles—such as postal clerks, bank tellers, and data entry operators—are projected to decline by 30%.

Automation will redefine job responsibilities. By 2030, 34% of tasks will be performed by technology—a 12% increase from today—while tasks performed by humans will drop to 33%, marking a 14% decrease.

In-demand skills are changing. AI and big data, networks and cybersecurity, and creative thinking are among the top skills expected to grow significantly by 2030.

Employers are rethinking workforce strategies. Companies will prioritize upskilling, accelerate automation, and transition employees from declining roles to emerging ones in response to evolving job demands.

Adaptability, continuous learning, and digital fluency will be key to staying relevant in a rapidly transforming job market.