Future of Work - Introduction
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The document discusses Paul Tero, a futurist and PhD student, and topics related to jobs, careers, and technology trends over the next decade. It explores questions around which jobs will be popular or gone by 2030, career choices to make in 2017, how technology is affecting jobs, and global trends impacting different industries like robotics, renewable energy, electric vehicles, and big data. Tero examines implications for employment, population growth, and what cities, transportation, offices, and the future may look like.
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Future of Work - Introduction
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- 2. Paul Tero Futurist and PhD student MBA (Tech Mgmt), MIntBus, M-STRAFOR, TAE CMACS (IT Strategy), MAICD, MAPF ITIL, MCSE, PRINCE2, TOGAF Jobs. Future. You. What jobs will be popular in 2030?
- 3. Paul Tero Futurist and PhD student MBA (Tech Mgmt), MIntBus, M-STRAFOR, TAE CMACS (IT Strategy), MAICD, MAPF ITIL, MCSE, PRINCE2, TOGAF Jobs. Future. You. What jobs will be gone by 2030?
- 4. Paul Tero Futurist and PhD student MBA (Tech Mgmt), MIntBus, M-STRAFOR, TAE CMACS (IT Strategy), MAICD, MAPF ITIL, MCSE, PRINCE2, TOGAF Jobs. Future. You. What career choices should you make in 2017?
- 5. Paul Tero Futurist and PhD student MBA (Tech Mgmt), MIntBus, M-STRAFOR, TAE CMACS (IT Strategy), MAICD, MAPF ITIL, MCSE, PRINCE2, TOGAF Jobs. Future. You. How is technology affecting jobs?
- 6. Paul Tero Futurist and PhD student MBA (Tech Mgmt), MIntBus, M-STRAFOR, TAE CMACS (IT Strategy), MAICD, MAPF ITIL, MCSE, PRINCE2, TOGAF Jobs. Future. You. What are the global trends that are affecting different industries?
- 7. Robotics “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 8. Renewable Energy “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 9. Electric Cars “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 10. Driver-less Cars “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 11. Big Data And Machine Learning “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 12. New ways of doing business “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 13. Car usage is falling “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 14. Smartphones are increasingly popular “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 15. Renewable energy usage is growing globally “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 16. Demand for desktop and laptop computers is falling “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 17. Employment growth in Victoria is changing “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 18. 30 million Aussies by 2030? “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 19. Cities of the future? “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 20. Trains of the future? “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 21. Planes of the future? “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 22. Cars of the future? “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 23. Office of the future? “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)
- 24. What future awaits? “Jobs. Future. You.” Paul Tero (Futurist and PhD Student)