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Hundreds of millions of workers need reskilling. Where do we start?

42, a private Paris computer programming school.

Four steps to reskill workers and prepare them for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Image: REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

Bernadette Wightman
Managing Director, Banking and Financial Services, BT Group
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