• What's the Future of Work - and How Should We Feel About It?

  • Jul 28 2023
  • Length: 56 mins
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What's the Future of Work - and How Should We Feel About It?

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  • What does the future of work look like? Join Rachel and Jonathan as they explore what experts and futurists have to say about how work is changing.

    Tackling six key themes, Jonathan explores the pace of change, technology, and collaboration; while Rachel looks at wellbeing and mental health, flexible working, and longevity.

    This is the final episode of season one of The Mind Tools Expert Voices Podcast. Hopefully, we'll see you again soon for more expert insights on workplace challenges. In the meantime, you can hear all our Expert Interviews by joining the Mind Tools Club.

    Get in touch and share your thoughts: expertvoicespodcast@mindtools.com

    Jonathan Hancock is a writer/content editor at Mind Tools with 15 years of experience in broadcast journalism. Rachel Salaman is a multimedia producer and consultant and has hosted the Mind Tools Expert Interviews series for 16 years.

    Here's an episode transcript PDF.

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    (please note, the full interviews are behind a paywall, Club members have full access)

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    Tim Baker
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    Yael Zofi
    Liam Martin
    Susan Wilner Golden 
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