1. The Future of Work Paul R
The Future of Work Paul R. Thomas President, Thomas & Simonova LLC Special Advisor to the Rector Wisconsin International University of Ukraine

2. HISTORICAL LABOR CLASSIFICATIONS
Agriculture
Manufacturing
Skilled
Unskilled

3. MODERN LABOR CLASSIFICATIONS
Routine Production
In-Person Services
Symbolic Analysts

4. ROUTINE PRODUCTION Manufacturing Construction Transportation
Both Skilled and Unskilled

5. IN-PERSON SERVICES Maids, Barbers, Taxi Drivers Doctors, Teachers
Home Repair, Car Repair
Both Skilled and Unskilled

6. SYMBOLIC ANALYSTS Many Professional Services Accountants Lawyers
Appraisers
Financial Analysts
Architects
Engineers
Scientists

7. RISK OF JOB LOSS Routine Production → High Risk
In-Person Services → Moderate Risk
Symbolic Analysts → Moderate to High

8. Job Killers and Job Creators
Imports
Outsourcing
Capital Substitution
Services at a Distance

9. Job Killers and Job Creators
Advanced Algorithms
Energy Transformation
Information Storage and Transmission

10. THE FUTURE OF WORK
Continually Upskilled
Interconnected
Versatile

11. INDUSTRIES OF THE FUTURE
Historical Economic Drivers
Land
Labor
Much Later, Capital

12. CURRENT ECONOMIC DRIVERS
Energy
Information
Capital
Labor→ Quality NOT Quantity

13. INDUSTRIES OF THE FUTURE
Science Based
Robotics Renewable Energy
Aerospace Advanced Materials
Nanotechnology Artificial Intelligence
Biotechnology Information Technology

14. Applications Pharmaceuticals Environmental Health Care Food
Genetic Engineering Transportation
Manufacturing Algorithms

15. Cycle of Progress Scientific Research New Business Innovation
New Applications
New Business
Education

16. NEVER LET ANYONE THINK SMALL FOR YOU