5 jobs of the future in Singapore as robots rise

More tech could mean job variety.

Will there be fewer jobs in the future? Not according to recruiting experts Hays. It argues that robotics and technical innovation will not spell the end of many jobs as we know it, but will instead help make us more productive and create new types of work and jobs for the future.

“Equally, the advances in data science and artificial intelligence are opening up new ways to look at businesses and generating insights that can lead to major productivity improvements. I'm investing in those areas in my own business, but to best equip people with the tools to do a better job, not to replace them,” says Hays’s CEO Alistair Cox.

Cox believes that businesses will need people as much, if not more, than they will need robots. Hays shared 5 jobs of the future in Singapore as a result of the rise of the robots.

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