Future of Work
Workplace culture, future of work, exciting or intriguing thoughts, themes and ideas
Jillian and
Future of Work
In an age where we expect to see thousands of new programs, technologies, and systems released during the course of our lives, the ability to comfortably integrate new ideas with personal passion is an absolute necessity.
Anshar Seraphim • The Octopus Movement White Paper on Education: Solving the Unsolvable
The newest generations of learners need to learn why understanding the problem, the kinds of common mistakes that happen in organizing the problem, and learning to check answers for consistency are some of the most salient skills to develop in the real world.
Anshar Seraphim • The Octopus Movement White Paper on Education: Solving the Unsolvable
Today the knowledge economy is giving way to a relationship economy, in which people skills and social abilities are going to become even more core to success than ever before.
Maria Flynn • Opinion | The A.I. Economy Will Make Jobs More Human - The New York Times
Because we must make money to support ourselves and our families (a worthy and legitimate goal), we sometimes confuse the tools that help us achieve this goal (eg., mastering customer service, spreadsheets, management techniques) with the values that feed the soul (higher order goals like self-discovery; the pursuit of beauty and truth; love).
Do you wonder whether you've "achieved" enough in life?
education has largely stopped serving its primary purpose, preparing young people to thrive and giving them the skills and the hunger to continue a lifelong journey of learning.
Anshar Seraphim • The Octopus Movement White Paper on Education: Solving the Unsolvable
There's something almost nobody is talking about in AI - but it affects everything from asking ChatGPT for advice to companies deploying AI globally. | Tey Bannerman posted on the...
Tey Bannermanlinkedin.com
Taste is discernment expressed: informed judgment plus the courage to show it. It only exists once you make a choice. ‘Discernment’ as in having a judgment based on a strong set of references, understanding the differences between things, and being able to articulate why you like or dislike something. ‘Expressed’ as in you have to make choices;You... See more