The Future of Work requires perpetual reinvention
Futurist, author and speaker on the future of work, automation and human capital.
RAVIN JESUTHASAN
“To succeed in this new world of work, leaders need to focus on two things. They need to have a better understanding of the eight different sources of work, and they need to better align the interests of these sources of work to create a unifying culture.”
Ravin Jesuthasan is a recognized futurist, global thought leader and Wall Street Journal bestselling author on the future of work and human capital.
Ravin has lead numerous research projects on the global workforce, the emerging digital economy, the rise of artificial intelligence and the transformation of work as well as ground breaking-studies for the World Economic Forum. Ravin was an advisor to and featured prominently on PBS’s highly acclaimed documentary series “Future of Work”.
He has been recognized as one of the top 25 most influential consultants in the world by Consulting Magazine, one of the top 8 future of work influencers by Tech News, one of the top 100 HR influencers by HR Executive and is named to the Thinkers 50 Radar Class of 2020.
Explore what the future of work will really look like, and how it will impact organizations as they seek growth and success in an era of change and digital transformation.
Discover how smart leaders are optimizing human-automation combinations that are not only more efficient but also generate higher returns on improved performance.
“Peter Drucker famously said “culture eats strategy for breakfast”
and I would add to that by saying, and it will snack on technology all day long.
Transformation needs to be lead with the work and never technology.”
Ravin Jesuthasan
Robotics, automated technology and the future of work – CNBC
Media: CNBC
Tags: #Future Of Work #Robotics & Automation Watch Video Here Introduction
Watch Ravin’s session on CBNC’s Small Business Playbook event, where he discusses the pro’s and cons of AI and automation, and what it means for the future of work. Watch Video Here
How Eliminating The ‘Job’ Can Create Sustainable Equity
Media: Forbes
Tags: #Future Of Work #Work Without Jobs Full Article Here Introduction
In nature, the world constantly seeks balance—asserting that each half of a whole has the same value. When that equilibrium is challenged the entire ecosystem is at risk. Interdependency demands equity in order for all to thrive.
As we exited Black History Month and entered Women’s History Month, these thoughts of nature stick in my mind. Lacking human ability to […]
Can’t Fill Jobs? Deconstruct Them
Media: MIT Sloan Management Review
Tags: #Future Of Work #Deconstruct Jobs Full Article Here Introduction
Breaking roles down into tasks reframes the talent problem from one of supply to one of demand.
The surge of workers leaving their jobs as the COVID-19 pandemic wears on — adding to employers’ talent woes in the midst of an already tight labor market — has […]
Stop Waking Up To The Same Day – How To Reset HR And Change Work Forever
Media: Forbes
Tags: #Future Of Work #Reset HR Full Article Here Introduction
In the 1993 classic movie “Groundhog Day,” weatherman Phil Connors gets trapped in a time loop—waking to the same day (and same Sonny & Cher song) over and over. In response to the continued situation, Phil experiences confusion, despondency, anger, and, ultimately, hope. In some ways, living through the COVID-19 pandemic has trapped our organizations in their own groundhog-like day. […]
Want to future-proof your career?
Media: Fast Company
Tags: #Future Of Work Full Article Here Introduction
Want to future-proof your career? Prepare to reinvent yourself constantly.
For the past 150 years, work has been characterized by “skill stability.” The social pact in most developed economies was characterized by a “learn, do, and retire” model that covered an average life span of 65 years. Workers could rely on the fact that an educational or technical training investment—from accounting to […]
Set The Stage To Win The Next War For Talent: Gig Workers – Forbes
Media: Forbes
Tags: #Future Of Work #Gig Workers Full Article Here Introduction
Set The Stage To Win The Next War For Talent: Gig Workers – Article on Forbes
It’s fitting that the term “gig” was coined by Jazz musicians in the 1920s (it’s derived from “engagement”). After all, jazz music itself is experimental, complex and improvisational. Today’s businesses are relying more and more on gig workers for similar reasons. As organizations grow more […]
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