In this quest we can see technology may not be the only thing unlocking new possibilities for the future of work, but it is a major driver. The food industry has seen its effect on work through deployments that enable new forms of e-commerce, automate pick-and-pack operations, manage supply chains, forecast production needs, and more. In the process of digital transformation, the industry is rearchitecting work to help enable humans and technology to collaborate more closely and effectively. As one might expect, this requires new kinds of skills—different from the ones traditionally sought by the industry. This is now true for frontline workers as well as for the other employees needed to build, implement, and run the technology systems transforming the industry in the first place.

Scratch allows for straightforward and effective project management. It is beneficial for software development, but you can apply it to pretty much anything. Scratch doesn’t exist in a vacuum. You have to consider reality, like time limitations. If you didn’t have time as a limiting factor, you could do all sorts of things with coding.

Scratch Programming exercises are an awesome language to get started with if you want to build a food management career (if you are a pure beginner or new to coding)