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A personalized approach to career planning promises to help workers find better jobs

When globalization and automation led to a widespread loss of jobs in North America’s manufacturing sector in the 1990s, many of the displaced workers took ill-suited jobs, resulting in lower pay and a loss of skills. Let’s avoid repeating mistakes of the past.

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BY MATTHIAS OSCHINSKI AND THANH NGUYEN
February 24, 2022

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A personalized approach to career planning promises to help workers find better jobs

When globalization and automation led to a widespread loss of jobs in North America’s manufacturing sector in the 1990s, many of the displaced workers took ill-suited jobs, resulting in lower pay and a loss of skills. Let’s avoid repeating mistakes of the past.

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