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ARCHIVE
FUTURE-OF-WORK
20
MAY
2022
How to compete in the new world of work: four critical leadership skills
Via The People Space
Global research over the last 18 months involving 2,000+ leaders, has uncovered four critical elements in which leaders and teams need to radically increase their competencies, if they are to succeed in a future of accelerating change and uncertainty. The big takeaway? It is all about the team...
25
MAR
2021
The Next Great Disruption Is Hybrid Work - Are We Ready?
Via Microsoft
Global workplace data, research and insights gathered over the last year is unveiled in Microsoft's 2021 Work Trend Index - a fascinating look at how the last 12 months of work are inevitably going to shape the future of work...
17
FEB
2021
The future of work: Insights from across Aotearoa
Via The Spinoff
Predicting the future of work is always tricky, and the global pandemic has made any type of prognosis even more difficult. While it’s anyone’s guess what’s next, this article provides some interesting insights as to how the way Kiwis work is changing in the shadow of COVID-19...
20
JUL
2020
5 Reasons Why Emotional Intelligence Is the Future of Work
Via Entrepreneur
With the world of work now becoming more virtual, diverse and dispersed, Emotional Intelligence and its impact on how we work will be significant moving forward...
26
MAY
2020
This Is What The Future Of Work Looks Like
Jacob Morgon
The coronavirus pandemic has fundamentally changed every aspect of business. Futurist and leadership authority, Jacob Morgan, puts the spotlight on some of the major changes we are seeing and will continue to experience over the coming months and years - rethinking technologies we use to work, how we design workspaces, where employees work, how we lead, and even what “work” means in general...
17
FEB
2020
Work in the 2020s: 5 essential skills to succeed
Via Financial Times
Global connectivity, intelligent machines and new media are reshaping how we think about work and what constitutes work. What skills and mindsets will matter most for work in the future? How can you future proof yourself? Here is an interesting assessment...