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Human resources is poised to reach new heights by 2020 as companies will have to contend with a so-called “open economy,” according to a new report. So reports Online Recruitment.
The report, commissioned by Samsung, notes that advances in society and technology will usher in a new wave of “ultra-flexible freelancers.”
“Automation will be increasingly prevalent, but human skills will also rise in value as whole new job categories will be created around creativity, human judgement and intuition capabilities–positioning HR at the forefront of dealing with the significant industry changes,” Online Recruitment notes.
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