Technology is changing the way people work and two in five Singaporeans are scared about the future impact of technology on their job. According to a report by PwC, our workforce is the second most anxious globally, just behind the French and tied with the British. As a smart-nation, the pace of technological advancements is expected to be faster than neighbouring countries in South-East Asia, and both government and the private sector are adopting technology quickly which could potentially accelerate the impact on jobs. Fang Eu-Lin, Leader of PwC’s Academy in Singapore shares more about how jobs here are more susceptible to the impact of technological advancements.

<p>Technology is changing the way people work and two in five Singaporeans are scared about the future impact of technology on their job. According to a report by PwC, our workforce is the second most anxious globally, just behind the French and tied with the British. As a smart-nation, the pace of technological advancements is expected to be faster than neighbouring countries in South-East Asia, and both government and the private sector are adopting technology quickly which could potentially accelerate the impact on jobs.&nbsp;Fang Eu-Lin, Leader of PwC&rsquo;s Academy in Singapore shares more about how jobs here are more susceptible to the impact of technological advancements.</p>

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