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    Employment Trends

    DateSunday, August 17, 2014 at 10:12AM

    Horses are unemployed today. Not because they're lazy. Because of technology.  The same fate awaits doctors, lawyers, white collar professionals and even baristas.  The far right —and people in general— need to wake up and smell the coffee. More and more, people are finding it difficult to find good employment because they're becoming obsolete. Not because they're lazy welfare queens trying to live off of others.  We need to stop the hating and start thinking.  http://kottke.org/14/08/humans-need-not-apply

    AuthorReid Parkinson | CommentPost a Comment | Reference3 References |
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      The sophosticated and advanced technology changes the way of doing everyday life. The employment and job posting is now changed due to advanced technology as the office needs to keep themselves with the other organization for controling advanced way of communication. The candidates should prepare themselves for any kind of technology ...
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