Wladawsky-Berger focuses his analysis on two areas of the report: Technology and Work, and Education, Training, and the Labor Market.
Additionally, Wladawsky-Berger writes, basic familiarity with administrative tasks such as word processing and spreadsheets, as well as "customer relationship management," is becoming a "baseline requirement" in many positions.
According to the "Work Ahead" report, jobs dealing with routine tasks, such as manufacturing, production, and information-based activities, like accounting and record-keeping, have been steadily declining in past decades and will continue to do so.
For more on the recently published report, and to read Wladawsky-Berger's full analysis, read the original article here.