Has COVID accelerated automation?
There's no debate on COVID being the driving force being a lot of company's digitalization. What was to be done in years has been implemented in a few months. Companies have started leveraging automation and AI to have a competitive edge, and employees have started understanding and adapting to these changes. People have started realizing that they need to keep learning and upgrade their skills if they wish to be relevant. Read more on this here.
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