Owen Rascovitch

I think Melissa Brown actually wrote about it in the City Morning Herald last year, and that was the first time I'd heard about it.

So then I investigated a bit further because I'm hoping one day to go overseas for a little while.

Hmm.

Cool.

And Melissa Brown, good follow on all the social portals.

She's also on the Investors Podcast that I run.

She's a very nice lady.

Okay.

So last little thing that we want to sort of tie off on the end here is the future of work.

And this is something that gets brought up when you talk about automation and you talk about artificial intelligence and all these things that people seem to bring up, these buzzwords and everyone's like, oh, what's it going to do to my job?

And

Yeah, we're all just going to be sitting at home watching Netflix while the robots run around and cook and clean and run the world.

Universal income, etc.

So will a robot take my job?

Kate, throw it over to you.

There's certainly jobs that will be taken over by robots.

I mean, I look at the stuff I do day to day at work and there's certainly things that I could automate.

Happily automate.

Yep.

But I think my focus is, as quite a new employee, is building that additional skill set.