Workers with higher levels of education more likely to say tech has increased opportunities, made their jobs more interesting | Pew Research Center

October 3, 2017

1. Americans’ current experiences with automation and other workforce technologies

Workers with higher levels of education more likely to say tech has increased opportunities, made their jobs more interesting

Workers with higher levels of education more likely to say tech has increased opportunities, made their jobs more interesting

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1. Americans’ current experiences with automation and other workforce technologies
Workers express mixed views about the impact of various workforce technologies
Workers express more positive than negative views on the overall impact of technology on their careers
Workers with higher levels of education have more positive views of many workplace technologies
Workers with higher levels of education more likely to say tech has increased opportunities, made their jobs more interesting
Young adults especially likely to have been impacted by workforce automation