Category archives: The Future of Work

The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released job projections predicting how employment in various occupations could change between 2019 and 2029.

The first generation to not know life without widespread internet use, Gen Z has an even bigger technological advantage and influence than millennials.

The future is decentralized ventures, where everyone works together to steer the business forward and everyone has a voice.

In the past few months, remote teams and virtual meetings have taken center stage as businesses determine a better way to work through the crisis and beyond. 

By 2030, the global labor force ⁠- made up of an estimated 3.5 billion people ⁠- could be led by knowledge workers with disruptive skills working in concert with AI.

Survey: Roughly 24 million Americans are seriously considering quitting their full-time jobs to pursue entrepreneurship.

Studies suggest that the most valuable employees in the future will be those able to regularly and rapidly learn new skills.

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The World Economic Forum says 1.4 million U.S. jobs will be disrupted by technology and other factors by 2026. How do you prepare your workforce?

In order to be competitive, the cities must prepare for a tech-dependent future.