A master class was held on the topic: “In 10 years, 40% of professions will disappear. Will yours be among them?” What is true and what is a myth? What strategy ensures personal resilience in the era of artificial intelligence, war, and reconstruction? We sincerely thank our speaker, Nataliia Klietsova, PhD (Economics), Associate Professor at the Department of Private Law and Social Security of SNAU (Ukraine) and Senior Lecturer at the HR Business School, University of Hertfordshire (United Kingdom).
Despite a difficult night and today’s challenges, more than 80 participants joined. Particularly valuable was the presence not only of students but also of faculty and management staff—their engagement, openness to discussion, and readiness to work in an interactive format created a genuine atmosphere of professional growth. Participation in the Mentimeter poll, candid responses, and constructive questions demonstrated the high motivation of our academic community.
The session focused on:
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the realities of automation: not professions but routine tasks are disappearing;
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the role of the “human core”: critical thinking, ethics, communication;
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the four pillars of career resilience: adaptability, communication, emotional intelligence, personal responsibility;
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practical steps you can take this week.
We thank our lecturer, Nataliia Klietsova, for substantive content and an inspiring format of interaction. Following the event, the speaker personally asked to acknowledge everyone present for their positivity, active participation, sincere answers, and emotional uplift. It is precisely such people who are shaping the future of Ukraine.
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