What do you think will be the most significant trend affecting the workforce in 2023?

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The increasing prevalence of remote work and distributed teams11%

The growing importance of upskilling and reskilling to keep pace with technological advancements46%

The increasing adoption of AI, automation, and robotics in the workplace28%

The rising importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in hiring and retention4%

The changing expectations and priorities of younger generations entering the workforce10%

Other (please specify)

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Information Security Analyst in Government2 years ago

Time to retire this question.. We are in 2024..

IT Manager in Energy and Utilities2 years ago

Quiet quitting

Data Analyst2 years ago

A lot of workplace trends as mentioned in the above poll might converge together and complement each other to maintain a balance between the physical and the virtual world.

There will be an increase in two things for sure:
1. High adoption rate for AI & automation
2. Huge increase in the need of upskilling to keep up with the pace of technological developments.

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