Quite a few years ago, there was real fear that most of jobs would be overtaken by computers. Now we know it's not absolutely true, at least, some areas that can't be easily placed by machinery. Indeed, technology has changed the appearance of work, but not in the ways the public predicted once.

    In the course of the Industrial Revolution, technology brought low-skilled workers to its choke point and was prone to displaced higher-skilled craftsman such as watchmaker. Nevertheless, we require knowing the fact that computers work almost followed by a series of logical rules or programmes. It means computer prefers repetitive work, which occurs most frequently in clerical jobs, especially in office work or assembly work.

    Computer in the coming decades will constantly change and effect the way of working but never replace humans to take on all the jobs.