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Bill Gates: These Skills Will Be Most In-Demand In The Job Market Of The Future | CNBC
Plumbers are not going anywhere. I just spent a couple of hundred dollars today.
LOL worst job ever
sgtsnakeeyes11 Not really. Plumbers can do very well for themselves if they put in the work and start their own business.
Just ask australians
worst job market ever! ! 23% unemployment right now!!
"governments are having problems"... In most cases, "government" IS the problem.
lol 100% true fact
Smart man
True
A future job market? There won’t be a future job market.
How come I see Bill Gates always talking about healthcare and biotech? Does he own a large share in that type of business? I'm just curious
Perhaps because he invest in such stuff?
I think he owns a lot of the vaccine companies so some people think that bill gates started covid to make money
@@yumyum2816 why will he want to make more money? do you know how much of that he already have
It's beyond money, he wants power. Money buys power but you need ALOT of it. @@Ak-xt9hm
Greed@@Ak-xt9hm
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There will be no future for the job market.
Robots and outsourcing are taking all the jobs.
This was posted six years ago
Betsy DeVos is working hard to ensure that the school system will deter the poor and promote the wealthier parents to enrol their children in private schools. When students get to college and university age, they will be faced with massive costs that only the rich will be able to afford. Most very bright people come from all economic backgrounds and Betsy DeVos is ensuring that the poor won't mix with the wealthy or get an education or get the good jobs or have a say in government.
Robert Evans is this a joke? School of choice is the best solution. Look at New York City, Houston, Miami, etc. Charter schools out perform public schools every year. You know nothing about the poor community.
I was born poor and raised poor and attended public school until I put myself through a state-sponsored college and then taught at that college for 20 years. My wife taught in a public high school for 30 years. Do you really think I don't know about the poor and the school system?
Charter and private schools attract the better students and don't have to take those students who are at risk. Poor families usually have poor education and don't choose better schools for a variety of reasons like transportation, social pressure and scholastic performance. If schools 'cherry pick' students based on the families self-sorting based on economics and parent educational experience then by default charter schools will be 'better' and attract more funding and get even 'better'.
To see examples of good public schools, look at Canada and European public schools where they outperform the US of A by a huge margin. The US of A ranks in the middle of the world's counties and at the bottom of developed nations when it comes to student performance. You obviously studied in the company of people like Betsy DeVos who are not well educated and not very well travelled. When was the last time that you read a book that was not a 'graphic novel' (comic book)?
Robert Evans yep you don’t have a clue about education. Germany basically has school of choice and outperforms us in every category. Charter schools give the poor the best education in America. We should be more like Europe and decentralize education.
Robert Evans we tried it your way for many years. Just throwing money at the problem doesn’t fix anything. Lets give school choice a shot.
The US of A is 39th in the world standing and could easily adopt one of the successful methods from the top 10 but alas, Betsy DeVos wants to create a school system for the rich elites and let the poor and middle class get further behind. Patterning after India is likely not to be successful with their private schools and 'choice of schools' but you can go ahead and try that rather than following Canada's lead. (We're #6)
Hope they dont change like seasons
Why he shows the Malaysia picture?
he forgot to mention the most important one that made him rich : still others idea and copy other's source code into your product pay peanut to employees for as long as they stay
Still gonna need mechanics to maintain and repair your machines.
Machines to repair the machines
@@zerdtt761 but who'll repair the machines that repair the machines?
@@justynmychael8716 and the machines that repair the machines that repair the repaired machines?
@@panorama4503 Human as always
It's a lot easier to fix a machine than it is to build one.
So become a a scientist or learn to code
and buy crypto amirite???
Lei P why? code will invent AI
More like A.I. will invent code.
roary you still need coders for security/taking care of AI
tru dat
I think the best thing to do now is go into a field which protects the environment and build machines which save our environment and reduce the climate change that is the most fearful problem right now
Climate change will prosper and nothing can stop it, we will die and extinct as we should be
The best thing to do is be dead rn, there is no future for us, only suffering. Sometimes I envy clueless people such as yourself.
Gates is usually wrong. Who's watching this 2018 video during COVID-19.
how does all of that look?
Commercial electricians are in high demand.
It's not different from now, what is the difference? It makes sense if he says that these jobs are promising now so will be subdivided in the future and these jobs will continue to be important in the future. It sounds like he's talking about something great but it's not. I wasn't expecting anything great because it's Bill Gates. The exaggerated expression is funny. He is a person who lives with honor. Science has always been important. If science is the foundation of innovation, business management is an activity for innovation. If the manager does not receive the key information necessary for innovation from the experts, he fails. Managers are not experts. I hope you don't talk like an experts. It seems that bill gates needs a future expert.
No. 1 harvesting bugs for food.
His heart is a size of an ocean, unfortunately, most people don't value it in America. Do you want to know the face of kindness look like? Look his at face, if you don't see kindness, you have dark heart.
bull. not a black heart.... not a Conspiracy Theory.... just the way it has to be.... Gates talks about the future for the "general population" to listen to.... wonderful.... same same Elon Musk.. a better example.... more obvious and easier to see.... Elon *****was***** all but OCD when it came to his one and single raison d'etre....... that is.... up until he started becoming an American celebrity a few years back. that's not a dark heart, it's the same one that has kept me healthy.. and well situated. Hansen testified..... and has been totally spot on..... along with Paul R. Ehrlich if you enjoy celebrities, there you go!..... they have ****real**** heart..... and have been dead right on..... except..... for the timing thing eh?....... since 1975. another example..... in the USA the NY Times silos the topic with a dumbed down daily sidebar thing.. whereas with websites such as The Guardian... have horrific 'dark heart' reality coverage... on an almost hourly basis..... of a failing habitat. Humans are Not Animals.. We are Intelligent... Our Technology is Powerful.. and Kim Jung Un's granddad was born on a Magic Mountain.. and the Jews are responsible for losing WW1............ and we Humans have shat in our own nest.
try telling that to the children in India
@Steven Stoffers, nobody will read your comment when you structure it like that. What is with the full stops everywhere? You're butchering the English language.
Steven Stoffers i read you're comment
So...what you mean is every blind man have a dark heart? You are so dark are you from dc universe...?
Learn some real skills
Skilled trades
Hvac refrigeration tech
Auto tech
Welder
Autobody tech
Plumber
Electrician
Flooring tech
Cable tech
michael anderson true skills that pay bills
@@madkingiii9765 last time I checked plenty of people not in the trades can pay their bills n do much more n this is coming from someone that's interested in getting into a trade.
@@dabearsbriggs55 it depends what part of the world you from and how formal you country is. Where I’m from, you need a stable trade
Bill Gates really?
How accurate
He maybe ESTP
What the heck is self made billionaire
Your work is a wonder; similar to a book that was a wonder in its exploration of these themes. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Adam Skylight
intj!!!!!!!
Kris b... Please tell us that your kidding...
I took a moon mineing course, but have problems getting to the job..
Bill bill . we need less government . thats why prices keep going up . another billionaire not knowing about the economy
Not how it works
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Bill Gates, in a recent interview with CNBC, shared his insights on the skills that will be most in-demand in the job market of the future. Some of the skills he highlighted include adaptability, problem-solving, and collaboration, as technology continues to transform the way we work. He also emphasized the importance of lifelong learning and staying up-to-date with the latest developments in one's field. Overall, Gates' advice underscores the need for individuals to be flexible, innovative, and proactive in their careers in order to thrive in a rapidly evolving job market. in the job market of the future. Some of the skills he highlighted include adaptability, problem-solving, and collaboration, as technology continues to transform the way we work. He also emphasized the importance of lifelong learning and staying up-to-date with the latest developments in one's field. Overall, Gates' advice underscores the need for individuals to be flexible, innovative, and proactive in their careers in order to thrive in a rapidly evolving job market.
Creative sewing
i dunno bill gates visiting malaysia
My top 3:
1. *Bureaucrat* : more societies tend to have over-regulated societies. Destroy our societies by making a ton of regulations and formulas written in a language non-bureaucrats can't understand
2. *Psychologist* : more people suffer from stress and burnouts because higher cost of living and competition on the labour market.
3. *Divorce lawyer* : you know why ...
he talks about diseases a lot
But but but what about coal? Trump said..
He has ideas about things other people can not even envision
A future job market? There won’t be a future job market.
Learn some real skills
Skilled trades
Hvac refrigeration tech
Auto tech
Welder
Autobody tech
Plumber
Electrician
Flooring tech
Cable tech