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The effects of coronavirus on life, work and culture will depend in many ways how long the pandemic persists. Will it be weeks or months?
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Future careers are different to those in the past, not just because of novel jobs but because of a fundamental change in the structure of our working lives
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When you’re living on the edge, you’re always exposed. Tomorrow’s worker may always be performing and that may have a cost to their mental health.
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Algorithm archaeologists will help us dig through layers of complexity to understand the bias inherent in our systems and automated decisions
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The future of recruitment will be defined by high frequency change and the response of our organisations to that challenge.
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What do you want to be when you grow up? Hard to answer when 85% of jobs in 2030 may not have been invented yet. Maybe you can invent your own future job?
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The Luddites smashed machines they could see that were taking their jobs. How will the new Luddites rage against invisible, ephemeral machines?
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The age of creativity is over, replaced by an unrelenting focus on optimisation that locks us into a cycle of failure based on business as usual
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To understand the impact of robots and automation we must first learn to separate jobs and the security they bring, from work.
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Can you make good decisions when you’re on a burning platform? It’s eight years now […]
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70% of employees work more than their contracted hours. This is according to a new […]
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I’m working on a talk on the future of work at the moment, to be […]
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