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THE FUTURE OF WORK IS CHAOS

In a working world increasingly optimised by AI, robotics and machine learning, human acceleration is of utmost relevance. Achieving this is both easy and hard. The solution involves play. Come explore the future of work …

In a working world increasingly optimised by AI, robotics and machine learning, human acceleration is of utmost relevance. Achieving this is both easy and hard. The solution involves play. Come explore the future of work …

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THE FUTURE OF WORK IS CHAOS

  1. 1. Claire Burge CEO, This is Productivity
  2. 2. noun complete disorder and confusion, or the property of a complex system whose behaviour is so unpredictable as to appear random, owing to great sensitivity to small changes in conditions
  3. 3. Spreadsheets PlatformsSaaSCloudERP the milestones:
  4. 4. wenolongerhaveaccurate datawhichshowsushow theworldworkscohesively
  5. 5. theplatformemerges... butitisstillnotenough
  6. 6. the world of work today: Tasks Time Meetings DocumentsCommunication
  7. 7. the world of work tomorrow: CRITICAL THINKING active listening empathy question & query design risk ethical conduct CREATIVITY adapting to change visual thinking teaching communication skills collaboration
  8. 8. thebigquestion: whatiswork?
  9. 9. the innovation is completely slanted towards technology and space in neglect of the human
  10. 10. technology impact a different kind of reporting human impact an entirely new education and training environment, a new breed of leadership individual impact a whole new mindset
  11. 11. GET IN TOUCH www.claireburge.com www.thisisproductivity.com Twitter @claireburge

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