Takeaways:
- The percentage of people in the U.S. who are worried they might lost their job to advancing technology falls as income increases.
- More than half of Americans earning $40,000 or less are at least a little worried.
- Only 37 percent of workers earning $80,000 or more are at least a little worried about the threat technology presents to their jobs.
You will find more statistics at Statista.
And the jobs most threatened by technological advancement? Here’s some data from overseas that could shed some light on who’s in trouble and who’s got it good … for now.
How to find the hidden potholes on the road to agent productivity
A simple step-by-step to help you save time and money READ MORE
You will find more statistics at Statista.
Article image credited to Antonio Guillem / Shutterstock.com
Comments
Related Articles
Despite uncertain mortgage interest rates and fluctuating property values in some areas, buying a home is still the preferred long-term financial investment for most Americans, according to a recent Bankrate study.
People frequently ask me about my international clients. Colleagues want to know where they are coming from, what they are buying and why are they investing in the U.S.
The value you can give your clients will depend largely on your experience, knowledge, resources and the volume of transactions your agency handles. Reminding clients what you do for them and being transparent throughout the process could save you sales and add to your referral business.