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Creativity, soft skills involving "the personal touch", and unpredictability - these are job characteristics that will allow some occupations to hold their own in the automation age, say human resource experts.
"Workers with the right blend of technical skills and human strengths will be in demand," says Mr Josh Goh, marketing director at ManpowerGroup.
