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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The future of work is now, and is constantly evolving. In this podcast you’ll learn how successful, global companies and entrepreneurs are adapting in the face of this change, and future-proofing for whatever may come.
Throughout the show, we talk with forward-thinking business and tech leaders who are shaping the world of work at their companies so they stay ahead of the competition, enable employees to thrive, and grow revenue.
Learn how they approach challenges like remote work, company culture, upskilling, recruiting and retaining top talent, and managing a global workforce. You’ll also hear their predictions on trends like artificial intelligence (AI), automation, work from anywhere, the gig economy, and more.
Each episode offers insights to help you grow, innovate, adapt, and prepare your business for the future of work.
Throughout the show, we talk with forward-thinking business and tech leaders who are shaping the world of work at their companies so they stay ahead of the competition, enable employees to thrive, and grow revenue.
Learn how they approach challenges like remote work, company culture, upskilling, recruiting and retaining top talent, and managing a global workforce. You’ll also hear their predictions on trends like artificial intelligence (AI), automation, work from anywhere, the gig economy, and more.
Each episode offers insights to help you grow, innovate, adapt, and prepare your business for the future of work.
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
40 minutes
English
United States
25 episodes
since June 11, 2021
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Entrepreneurship is in Peter Wang’s bones. As a Chinese immigrant, he watched his mother make dumplings to sell on their dining room table. He understood at an early age that he would also have to be a tenacious entrepreneur. Peter went on to start what would become the world’s most popular data sc…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Regarding work, one thing matters most to Liam Martin: autonomy. He was passionate about remote work before working from home became common practice. When he co-founded productivity software Time Doctor in 2011, he wanted to allow people the same flexibility C-suite executives usually enjoyed. Sinc…
David Garcia’s success came from challenging experiences that taught him what not to do. He took the lessons he learned throughout his 25-year career and applied them to his company, ScoutLogic. David strives to create a “healthy family” atmosphere for ScoutLogic’s internal team, which leads to gre…
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Imagine swimming 2.4 miles, biking 112 miles, and running 26.2 miles. Now imagine doing it 42 times. That’s how many Ironman triathlons Chris Hauth has completed. In 2006, he won the Ironman Coeur D’Alene with a 13-minute lead. Chris knows that going the distance doesn’t just take physical training…
Ryan and Jon have two things in common: They both lost a loved one to a serious illness, and they both turned that loss into a cause for good. Ryan lost his brother, Colin, to cancer in 2005. Eight years later, Ryan joined First Descendants to create free adventures for young adults living with ill…
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Tarek Kholoussy left his corporate job in 2013, searching for deeper meaning and human connection. He says that several life-altering events, including the death of his young cousin, led to this crucial wake-up call. Tarek decided to follow his passion for world travel and become a digital nomad.
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Kevin lost his hearing at age 2 after becoming ill with H-flu meningitis. At 9, he started playing golf and became the first Black golfer to play at Ohio State University. After winning the Big Ten in 2004, Kevin realized his accomplishment: He was getting recognized purely for his skill in the gam…
To 18-year-old Taylor Brown, spending the rest of his life at work meant he had to truly love his profession. The problem was, he didn’t know his passion. It wasn’t until 2012 that he made a decision that would determine the next ten years of his life. That decision was to start a company with his …
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