This recent study by Accenture conducted a recent study that traced the trajectories of 100,000 U.S. employees and, encouragingly, found that half of them moved up into higher-wage jobs. These “gateway” jobs to the escalated career trajectories included customer service, sales, advertising sales, computer support, vocational nursing, welding, and machining. These are midlevel jobs on a journey to a higher-paid destination.
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Making the shift from “survive to thrive” depends on an organisation becoming distinctly human at its core—a different way of being that approaches every question, every issue, and every decision from a human angle first.
KPMG details the lessons businesses can take from the current global pandemic, particularly focused on the long-term impact on how we work.
Leading remote, distributed teams has become a reality for many leaders and managers in 2020. Coronavirus has initiated one of the most rapid and impactful periods of change for society and organisations in modern times outside of periods of conflict and war. The pace of change has affected everyone, all levels of society and in a global fashion.
In this report, EY’s think tank EYQ, provides insights into the new normal that lies beyond the Covid-19 pandemic.
In collaboration with McKinsey & Company, the World Economic Forum illustrates how factories of the future are leading the way to innovation in manufacturing.
McKinsey Global Institute offers ten charts as a snapshot summary of some of the best of their research on the future of work over the past year.
This working paper report from the Harvard Business School showcases just how the future of work is enabling us to work (and live) from anywhere with increased flexibility.
This report by the AiGroup outlines the state of business digitilisation as more and more businesses participate in the Fourth Industrial Revolution or Industry 4.0.
This report by McKinsey highlights that the day-to-day nature of work could change for nearly everyone as intelligent machines become fixtures in the American workplace.