Richard Johnson
Future of Work Economist at Self-Employed
Expertise: Economics, data science, industry trends and career growth

Richard Johnson is a future of work economist with a background in data science and economics. He previously worked as a future of work economist at Glassdoor. Johnson holds a master’s in computer science with a focus on economics from University of Chicago.

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Tech and Trade Jobs Are Merging — Now What?
The rapidly changing economy is erasing the old distinction between tech and trade jobs. Our expert explains how workers can thrive.
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Is a Computer Science Degree Still Valuable in the Age of AI?
Despite fears that the AI revolution might make computer science degrees obsolete, they’re actually more valuable than ever.
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H-1B Policy Shifts Are Fueling a Global War for Tech Talent
Higher H-1B visa fees may reshape the global tech landscape. Our expert analyzes the coming changes.
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What’s Behind All These Tech Layoffs?
From Intel and Microsoft to small startups, tech layoffs have been on the rise. Our expert examines what’s behind these layoffs and the state of the industry.