Annie Teh · · 2 min read

5 workers of the future (Infographic)

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Desk jobs may soon be a relic of the past. With the recent changes in technology and attitudes, people are finding more diverse ways to work.

What people want from their jobs are changing, with more emphasis on flexible hours and growth opportunities. There is also a rapid rise of coworking spaces. According to a CBRE report, there are 7,800 coworking spaces globally in 2015, a leap from just 75 in 2007.

There’s now newfound freedom to work the way you want, whether you’re a senior, parent, or just someone who loves to travel. Here are five different types of workers that you will see in the future.

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Illustrations by Tech in Asia’s Andre Gunawan.


The Info-communications Media Development Authority (IMDA) will develop a vibrant, world-class infocomm media sector that drives the economy, connects people, bonds communities and powers Singapore’s Smart Nation vision. IMDA does this by developing talent, strengthening business capabilities, and enhancing Singapore’s ICT and media infrastructure. IMDA also regulates the telecommunications and media sectors to safeguard consumer interests while fostering a pro-business environment. IMDA also enhances Singapore’s data protection regime through the Personal Data Protection Commission.

For more news and information, visit www.imda.gov.sg or follow IMDA on Facebook IMDAsg and Twitter @IMDAsg.

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