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Future of work
...workforce is we have kinda three types of workers today. Right? We have your traditional employees. You've got your ten ninety nines, you know, here in The US, which is essentially your freelancers.
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...today. Right? We have your traditional employees. You've got your ten ninety nines, you know, here in The US, which is essentially your freelancers. And now we've got the evolution of your gig workers. Right? And gig workers are you know, I think it'
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...workforce. I think displacement in a lot of roles is going to happen very quickly, and it's going to be very painful, and a large political problem. Like, I think we're gonna have a big populist movement around this and all the displacement that's go
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...future. We have people leaving the workforce every day, and they still find purpose in their lives, and it's called retirement. And we have many of them doing so. Now it's not only good because lots of people do really love what they what they work o
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...works best for the employee. What I fully expect is gonna happen is as companies start to demand that their employees come back to work, you're going to see a ton of turnover. And again, there's a lot of research that supports that. It could be up to
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...the future of work. I want you to kind of expand on that a little bit about, like, how is this is this like a new gig economy? I think definitely. Well, one thing that we're finding really interesting is that the nature of these projects is convergin
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...settings. Also with a hybrid nature, so they're usually in these spaces, there's screens where you can have Zoom calls where there are people outside the office and inside the office. But the entire nature of the workplace is radically changing. This
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...when you need to work on a creative brainstorming session, when you need to meet with a client. So face to face still has its value. It's not gone away. But people are finding that they're pretty productive when they're at home and they like that fle
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...future trends of education and learning, specifically identify opportunities for breakthrough innovation and social impact and convert ideas into prototypes and applications. And what did this mean at the time in 2012? I remember this super clearly.
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