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CareerWise Weekly: Careers in 2040 | Mindfulness | AI job risks – Oct. 3, 2023

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10 megatrends that will shape work and careers in 2040, Learn AI now or risk losing your job, experts warn, It’s not just you. LinkedIn has gotten really weird, Life design and playful approaches: A way to empower individuals in an unstable world, Is career development the secret to keeping employees onboard?, 8 ways to combat ageism in your job search, The school–work skills gap: How can we better prepare the next-generation workforce?, 92% of 2SLGBTQIA+ workers consider company’s inclusion reputation when job searching: survey

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