Covid-19 may be changing the way everyone works but wasn’t the world already heading that way, asks Bernd Vogel, founding director of The Henley Centre for Leadership at Henley Business School in the UK.

A pan-European study of likely working trends in the year 2028 found that while technology may improve many jobs, it will make others obsolete. He says: "Medium-level jobs may be subsumed by automation, artificial intelligence and machine learning."..

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