10 Job Skills You'll Need in 2020

The world of work —and the world in general—is changing. People are living longer, new technologies are emerging, and we’ve never been more globally connected. That means the skills we use now in the workplace are not necessarily the skills we’ll need in the future.

To get a sense of what skills you might want to start investing your time into developing, check out the infographic in the post. (Note: It might sound like 2020 is really far into the future, but it’s actually only about five years away.)

1. Sense Making
2. Social Intelligence
3. Novel and Adaptive Thinking
4. Cross Cultural Competency
5. Computational Thinking
6. New Media Literacy
7. Transdisciplinary
8. Design Mindset
9. Cognitive Load Management
10. Virtual Collaboration

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33 toughest Apple job interview questions

Apple is known for being one of the most challenging and exciting places to work, so it's not surprising to learn that getting a job there is no easy task. Like Google and other big tech companies, Apple asks both technical questions based on your past work experience and some mind-boggling puzzles.

While some of these are tricky math problems, others are simple but vague enough to keep you on your toes.

So, here's over to some of the toughest interview questions that candidates have been asked based on posts on job website Glassdoor.

1. Profile: Software engineer

Question: If you have 2 eggs, and you want to figure out what's the highest floor from which you can drop the egg without breaking it, how would you do it? What's the optimal solution?

2. Profile: Family room specialist

Question: Who is your best friend?"

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