and modernize, restructuring the way in which we see them. • Firstly, as automation becomes more and more popular, hard and repetitive labor will most likely be done by robots and self operating system. Many people think this will cause a job sortage. While possible, it is also likely that with these systems, the need for maintenance of the robots will also arise. People skilled in fixing machines will be on high demand, and so will be people who know their way with software. Concerning the required education to perform these tasks, the high demand will result in higher education in these domains to be more widespread and more accesible. • Secondly, from a corporate point of view, we will start tp see the first examples of megacorporations. As companies continue to grow and develop, they will start to own most services an comodities that we use on a daily basis. Considering this, small businesses will start to dissapear and everything will take on a corporate approach. Everyone will work standard hours and everyone will strive for the better of the company. People will compete with eachother for positions and will strive to get higher up on the corporate ladder. Work life will be tense and focused on competition, while the workers will be pushed to give their all for the sake of the company. In conclusion, the future of jobs looks a bit grimm but interesting