We have no clue what the job market of the future is going to look like. That’s the reality.
We need to be prepared to adapt, not specialise.
Moving up the ranks in one company for 30 years is no longer a prospect.
Embrace change and build skills to thrive through it 
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I’m talking about honing in on the ability to acquire new skills when necessary. Many university degrees instead focus on specialisation in a singular field. If that field becomes obsolete, it is going to be very difficult to move into a new area
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That’s the defence of the liberal arts, in a classical humanist sense. It’s not about knowing this or that, it’s about learning how to think, how to analyse, logic, a sense of the grand sweep of history, beauty and culture.
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Ofc most of the time unis are now about getting hammered for four years then stumbling out blinking into a bewildering job market. Maybe that’s the real problem with the humanities, unis aren’t really teaching them or demanding work from the students.
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