Beyond the PC: Paradigm Shifts for Job Seekers
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This document discusses paradigm shifts in job seeking and the future of work. It outlines a traditional job search sequence and notes that jobs will increasingly require some college by 2018. However, certifications and trade schools may provide alternatives to traditional degrees. The document also discusses exponential growth in technology, noting huge increases in computing power, data storage, network bandwidth and the rise of networked "things". This will further disrupt jobs and skills needed for the future.
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Beyond the PC: Paradigm Shifts for Job Seekers
- 1. BEYOND THE PC Paradigm shifts for job seekers By Wayne Caswell Technical Marketing, Consumer Advocate, Futurist
- 2. JOB SEARCH SEQUENCE 1. Financial Plan – How long can you go? 2. Self Assessment – Skills, Aptitude, Interests, Values, Personality 3. CAREER ASSESSMENT – Research Opportunities 4. Marketing Plan – Like a Business Plan for YOU 5. Action Plan – Get Education & Credibility 6. Prepare Tools – Business Card, Resume, Cover Letter, References, Recommendations, Linkedin, Facebook, Blog, Twitter, Website 7. Get Interviews – at Target Companies 8. Get Offers – Negotiation, Accept
- 3. BEYOND THE P C A job that Fits Today and Tomorrow? Shapes & Sizes Colors & Patterns Exposure & Angle
- 4. Shapes & Sizes Colors & Patterns Exposure & Angle
- 5. Shapes & Sizes Colors & Patterns Exposure & Angle
- 6. http://cew.georgetown.edu/jobs2018 • When will the jobs come back? Which occupations? • Where will the jobs be? Which states? Which industries? • What certificates and degrees will be required?
- 7. http://cew.georgetown.edu/jobs2018 • Will the education system be able to keep up? • How much will it cost to fund America’s education needs? • Is that cost Justified?
- 8. Wage Premium by Education WORTH $1,600,000 A $600,000 MISTAKE $84K $44K $30K per yr per yr per yr
- 9. Education as Gateway to Further Training and Greater Earning Potential
- 10. MORE HIGHLIGHTS • Middle Class Shrinking as the less educated fall into poverty • 63% of ALL jobs will Require some college by 2018. • SURPRIZE: 43% w/ License/Certification earn more than those w/ Associate’s; 27% earn more than w/ Bachelor’s. 31% w/ Associate’s more than w/ Bachelor’s.
- 11. MORE HIGHLIGHTS • NO MENTION: Trade Schools & Apprentice Programs • NO MENTION: Entrepreneurism • BIAS: Is the objective to develop Workers for Corporations rather than Entrepreneurs to compete with them?
- 12. BEYOND THE PC Paradigm shifts for job seekers By Wayne Caswell Technical Marketing, Consumer Advocate, Futurist
- 13. Exponential Growth TECH EVOLUTION • Memory • Processor • Network • Storage
- 14. Exponential Growth 1981 2008 ACGR 2018* 2038* PC PC Memory 50.5% 64 KB 4 GB 239 GB 900 TB IBM PC 5150 DELL XPS 720 H2C
- 15. Exponential Growth 1981 2008 ACGR 2018* 2038* PC PC Memory 50.5% 64 KB 4 GB 239 GB 900 TB 59K 1.3M 45 B CPU 57.1% 0.3 MIPS MIPS MIPS MIPS (GIPS) (TIPS) (PIPS) IBM PC 5150 DELL XPS 720 H2C
- 16. Exponential Growth 1981 2008 ACGR 2018* 2038* PC PC Memory 50.5% 64 KB 4 GB 239 GB 900 TB 59K 1.3M 45 B CPU 57.1% 0.3 MIPS MIPS MIPS MIPS (GIPS) (TIPS) (PIPS) 10 Network 53.2% 300 bps 30 Mbps 2.1 Gbps Terabits IBM PC 5150 DELL XPS 720 H2C
- 17. Exponential Growth 1981 2008 ACGR 2018* 2038* PC PC Memory 50.5% 64 KB 4 GB 239 GB 900 TB 59K 1.3M 45 B CPU 57.1% 0.3 MIPS MIPS MIPS MIPS (GIPS) (TIPS) (PIPS) 10 Network 53.2% 300 bps 30 Mbps 2.1 Gbps Terabits 30 Storage 78.5% 160 KB 1 TB 329TB Exabytes
- 18. Other Factors Affecting Growth Politics & Consumer Adoption Curve Mobile Computing and the “Cloud” Network of Things ( hundreds / person )
- 19. Network of THINGS Computing + Communication + Energy http://www-bsac.eecs.berkeley.edu/archive/users/warneke-brett/SmartDust/
- 20. mainframe versus IBM System/370 Model 158 • 32-bit processor • 1 MIPS • 1 MB of memory My Toothbrush • 8-bit Zilog Z8 microprocessor • 10 MIPS • 16 KB of Flash memory
- 21. University of Glasgow’s Lab-in-a-Pill Control Chip + Gyroscope + Sensors + Batteries + RF Transmitter http://www.olympus.co.jp/en/news/2004b/nr041130capsle.cfm
- 22. 5th Generation Computing INFO BIO Bits Converged Genes & Disciplines Neurons SOCIO NANO Behaviors Atoms
- 23. “Robi” the Robo-Rat Radio antenna Batteries Video Camera Electrodes in brain Microprocessor