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In 2018, a renowned paper created a buzz in the field of HR stating that, according to a panel of tech, business
and academic experts, 85 per cent of jobs likely to exist in 2030 hadn't been created yet.
 

At the time, the report was harshly criticised, and the prediction was considered by some a “myth” or “laughable”. However, we have since seen this trend gain momentum, particularly in the field of technology, where we see continuous change. Take for example Java, the programming language I used when I started working. It was created nearly 20 years after my birth in 1973; and back then, seeing a job advertisement in a newspaper for a "Java back-end programmer" would have certainly seemed strange.