Facing the Future: Technology, Jobs, and Creative Opportunities
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2024
- Every advantage comes with a cost, and the cost of technology is a steep one if we don't manage it.
Join Simon as he unravels the complex relationship between technology, job displacement, and the emergence of new career opportunities. Beyond the workplace, he sheds light on technology's broader societal impacts, including the implications for democracy and personal responsibility in the digital age.
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Video from ServiceNow, January 2024, in conversation with Vanessa Smith
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Simon is an unshakable optimist. He believes in a bright future and our ability to build it together.
Described as “a visionary thinker with a rare intellect,” Simon has devoted his professional life to help advance a vision of the world that does not yet exist; a world in which the vast majority of people wake up every single morning inspired, feel safe wherever they are and end the day fulfilled by the work that they do.
Simon is the author of multiple best-selling books including Start With Why, Leaders Eat Last, Together is Better, and The Infinite Game.
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Simon hits the nail on the head about the double-edged sword of technology. For entrepreneurs navigating tech's impact on business, remember that automation can increase your team's productivity by freeing them from repetitive tasks, allowing them to focus on creative and strategic work that can't be automated. Ensure you also invest in their skills development to keep pace with the evolving tech landscape.
I always like your content. So simple and fruitful.😊😊
Great filming too
"We must guide teenagers to think: What will the future world be like? Is it possible for it to be different? Can we adapt to or change the future? What can we do to make the future better? This is the most fundamental thinking of futurology. It can be said that futurology and science fiction are inherently interconnected," Chinese science fiction novelist Liu Cixin emphasized the importance of instilling a sense of the future in young minds. /2023/
Love the block buster ex😃
There are many technical tools that have Ben neglected that are decades in maturity 🥇🇺🇸
I do love the way Simon conveys messages. It has guided me through so many events, personally and in my career.
I'm also intrigued to know the watch Simon wears. To me it looks like an IWC.
As always, spot on topic.
Still, there is one dilemma I think about, when we talk about change and adaptability.
Who, actually, leads/ change the world?
Heroes are unadapting rebels, revolutionary, who change the history.
We can say that Steve Jobs was one visionary rebel hero, who changed the world and whole world had to embrace and adapt his products and technology.
So, in fact, do we need to adapt to change the world, or we just need to adapt to cope with changing world? 😶
Manual labor economy -> Knowledge economy -> Wisdom/character economy
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Adapt, Change, Grow.
Future is more confusing for the youth than it was before. Only way forward is staying informed. We are doing our best to bring the youth information about career possibilities, pls watch.
I like the Blockbuster vs Netflix comparison. A lean start up company on a shoestring budget can become the 800 pound gorilla and put the previous gorilla out of existence. The problem for any company is that it becomes too big and bureaucratic and can't respond quickly to new market demands. There are exceptions like Microsoft but Microsoft managed to almost create a monopoly by licensing its products and also getting into governments where everyone has to comply with the government software. Blockbuster could have made agreements with film companies, movie theaters, and tech companies that manufactured VCRs and DVD players to keep Netflix out of the game. But because the Blockbuster bureaucracy was only looking at the numbers, Blockbuster couldn't compete with the new video formats.
I don't claim to be the smartest person on the planet, but Simon Senek is the smartest dude I've ever heard speak.
Real quick shout out to you Simon, love you, keep it up.
This topic is so funny with the concept of modern day hindsight!
Blockbuster:
"We can't change because we earn 12% on late fees."
Also Blockbuster:
*Hasn't existed since 2014 (kinda)*
... So it's better to LOSE 86% because you refuse to change with the times? 🤔 Sarcasm, jk, lol
if why, can we only have why for yourself? can we give the other ideas of different why? the point is can we have different why in a person? As for outgoing I am planning to study in different types of area in my uni life and only using for academic stuff, only checking social media in 7 in the evening and two or three times per day still planning I hope it work out and as for relationship approach I wanna see the one I wanna date in real cus I only see him in online dating. I think if we talk in person regularly we will be gain trust and it will work out more.
They cannot adopt , how will they ever cross the adpt thresh hold to step into adapt .
Learn to code haha
Who is this black girl?
Wrong.
This the one thing I'd never advice let alone say.
*Adapting* is Dangerous
~ Especially if your Young.. That may or may not be gifted.