de‑skill

[US]//diːˈskɪl//
[UK]//diːˈskɪl//

Translation

v.to reduce or eliminate the need for skill in (a job, task, or process), typically by dividing work into simpler, more routine components; to cause (workers) to lose skills or become less skilled through mechanization or simplification of tasks

Example Sentences

automation threatens to de-skill workers in this sector.

repetitive assembly line tasks tend to de-skill employees over time.

critics argue that modern technology de-skills traditional craftsmanship.

some economists believe that mass production de-skills the labor force.

the management style effectively de-skilled the creative team.

relying too much on software can de-skill your analytical abilities.

the process of de-skilling usually happens gradually.

we must prevent automation from de-skilling our workforce.

monotonous work environments de-skill individuals quickly.

the de-skilling of labor is a major concern for unions.

this new policy might unintentionally de-skill experienced staff.

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