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US jobs demanding social interaction grew by about 12 percentage points from 1980 to 2012, while maths-heavy, less-social roles shrank by over 3 points. Economist David Deming's 2017 paper found social and cognitive skills complement each other, with the strongest growth in jobs requiring both.
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