Thomas Friedman of the New York Times predicts a colossal shift in the way we work, learn and live after we emerge from the current corona crisis. In his view, the post-pandemic world will be both destructive and creative, as people are able to easily access inexpensive innovation tools, high-powered computing and cheap credit to invent new products and services. In the case of global education, this shift will trigger the need for radical reskilling throughout our careers, as he discusses with Infosys CEO Ravi Kumar.
After the Pandemic, a Revolution in Education and Work Awaits
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