HeyJaredThe Future of Work
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the way we worked and the skills we needed to succeed in our respective fields was shifting. Increased reliance on data to inform business decisions. The automation of job duties that made some workers redundant.
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Disrupted, Not Derailed (opens the original)
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Every generation of workers has faced change. But today's professionals are navigating a lot of change, all at once: Near constant disruption, massively shifting priorities, high volume of information and, of course, a stream of new technologies. In this environment, waiting until things feel certain or comfortable is no longer an option. In this episode, we'll explore why learning to work through discomfort may be one of the most valuable professional skills of the next decade. We'll discuss ho
Working With Intent Across Generations (opens the original)
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Gen Z enters the workforce with adaptability, creativity, and native digital fluency, shaped by a lifetime of always-on social media and instant AI access. But as AI handles the technical tasks, human judgment is becoming the new corporate currency—and traditional, unwritten office rules are colliding head-on with the tech-first mindset. Success in today's office isn't about forcing conformity, relying on legacy workplace etiquette, or trading "when I was your age" lectures for text-thread emoji
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