Internet Creates 1.2 Million Jobs Site

Internet Creates 1.2 Million Jobs Site
 

Internet changing the way we work, socialize, and trade. The change was apparently great potential to create various types of new jobs.

The existence of the Internet displacing many types of work, especially the character of service. Data service functions, for example, are now more available online. So the existence of the Internet actually creates more new jobs.

This was revealed in the results of studies reporting agencies and management consultancy McKinsey Global Institute, titled Impact of Internet on the Growth, Employment, and Welfare.

New job which meant among other work that uses the Internet as its main means, such as software developers and online marketing.
 

Analysis of the research was also mentioned in the last 15 years the Internet has created 1.2 million jobs. These results obtained from the impact of internet research conducted in 13 countries, the G8 member countries, Brazil, China, India, South Korea, and Sweden.
 

The results showed that in 13 countries, Internet-based industries have been able to contribute an average of 3.4% of total GDP. This amount is larger than the agriculture and energy sectors. This is because the online sector may be present in every field of work.
 

Currently there are about two billion Internet users in the world, and the numbers continue to rise to 200 million every year. [mor]

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