Description

Work has changed more in the past 30 months than in the previous 30 years. We’re realizing it’s ok to love what we do. It’s ok to expect leaders to respect our time and our values. It’s ok to want to do the best work of our lives.

We’ll look back on this period as one when we were on the cusp of developing a new relationship with thinking machines. It will seem quaint that there was a time when humans did work better suited for machines and machines did work better suited for humans. We’ll soon reconcile our complicated relationship with technology and embrace digital labor. Many careers won’t survive the transition but far more will be created. The workplace won’t resemble today’s office but we’ll be more productive and happier.

Attend this to session to learn:

1. The optimal way to distribute work across geographies, languages, and physical spaces
2. How to prepare for a future where decisions are made by combining input from carbon and silicon-based brains
3. Why more technology will make it easier to be better humans

Be prepared to question everything you thought you knew about the future of work. Join us for 25 minutes that just may change your life.

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