The Future of Work
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A presentation of the Future and Trends of Work by Susan Brattberg of Complete Corporate Training.
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The Future of Work
- 1. The Future of Work Training is the key to long term workforce effectiveness and economic sustainability Presentation by: Susan Brattberg Director, Complete Corporate Training June 2, 2010
- 2. The Future of Work CCT’s Top 7 Pick: The Future of Work = The NOW of Work! 1) Globalization 2) Agile Workforce 3) Diversity 4) Collaboration 5) E S 4) Sustainability 7) Work life balance
- 3. The Future of Work 2020 workplace: An organizational environment that provides an intensely personalized, social experience to attract, develop and engage employees across all generations and geographies The 2020 Workplace, Meister & Willyerd
- 4. The Future of Work GLOBALIZATION
- 5. The Future of Work Specialized Skills Reduced Boundaries Increased Migration Global Outsourcing Digital/Virtual/Mobile Workplace
- 6. The Future of Work AGILE WORKFORCE
- 7. The Future of Work Speed of Change AGILE WORKFORCE http://www.kurzweilai.net/articles/art0134.html?printable=1
- 8. The Future of Work Innovation Creativity Flexibility Life-Long Learning Knowledge Based Economy
- 9. The Future of Work DIVERSITY
- 10. The Future of Work Cultural Age Gender
- 11. The Future of Work COLLABORATION
- 12. The Future of Work Networks Virtual teams Social Mobile Flat Participation Workforce Design
- 13. The Future of Work E S
- 14. The Future of Work Increased Efficiency and Collaboration Connected Mobile Social Informal Learning
- 15. The Future of Work SUSTAINABILITY
- 16. The Future of Work Continuance Planning Knowledge Transfer New Age Management CSR
- 17. The Future of Work WORK-LIFE BALANCE
- 18. The Future of Work Blurred Boundaries Anywhere Anytime Productivity Strengths, Interests, Choices Health
- 19. The Future of Work By 2020 our office will be everywhere, out team members will live halfway around the world. How, where, when and for whom we work will be up to us- as long as we produce results. The 2020 Workplace, Meister & Willyerd
- 20. The Future of Work 1. Emphasize learning agility. 2. Personalize employee experience 3. Be connected, provide technological resources 4. Enable employee and customer innovation 5. Champion openness, transparency and collaboration 6. Create inclusive culture 7. Focus on what’s important vs what’s urgent
- 21. The Future of Work •Customized training & development •Research •Technical and Soft Skills Training •International Recruitment Consulting, Diversity, Languages, Technical Skills, Soft Skills •Knowledge Transfer & Continuance Planning •Informal, Social, Experiential, Peer and Mentorship Learning facilitation •Technical Requirements Consulting •E-Training Development/Consulting •Virtual training/conferences
- 22. The Future of Work Innovative Flexible Technologically savvy Understand of various generations 25 years of asynchronous training experience Global in scope Network structure
- 23. The Future of Work Thank You! Contact: Susan Brattberg 403-990-2690 susanb@completecorporatetraining.com www.completecorporatetraining.com
Notas del editor
- The world is Flat- is a given Higher requirement for complex skills- skills shortage- those with the skills will be competitive. Increased outsourcing Globalization affects on communication: embracing off-shore outsourcing, (higher education levels, lower labour costs, stabilization of technology) Communication and information sharing are occurring across the globe in multiple languages and multiple cultures (X awards- USA?) Global competition making way for global cooperation Business travel concerns: increased use of alternate forms of communication: teleconferencing, videoconferencing, and Web Seminars BRIC countries- will be dominant centers of economic influence.
- Rate of change is doubling ever 10 years
- Work be nimble work be quick! More adaptable workers and nimbler organizations: Respond to opportunities or react to potential threats Highest technological adoption rate- developing countries are developing at a faster rate… -ex- not waiting – just jumping on the newest and latest technology. Social media literacy will be required of all employees…
- Cultural: Skill shortage: strategies to win top talent Training: international recruitment, specialization of skills, Gender Generations: 4 in workforce- 5 soon- are we prepared for generation 2020? Knowledge transfer, continuance planning, informal.experiencial.mentorship learning, bb in workforce longer Gender: woman in leadership positions (president of UofC) Diverse workforce- accommodating new attitudes, lifestyles, values and motivations. 4 generations in one workplace! World population growing at a high rate in developing countries and decreasing in developed world= economic opportunity for increased immigration and migration within and between nations More temporary workers- used for specific tasks, greater demand for highly skilled workers Aging workforce: more retirees and potential gaps in availability of experienced workers, Accelerated Leadership… 2015: 1/5 NA workers will be age 55 or older. Retirees want to work longer: recession, improved health 4 generations in workplace NEED: Knowledge Transfer, Continuance Planning, Gen Y management training, mentorship programs, cross training…
- Blogs, social networking, wikis and video sharing- used in work and personal lives. Purpose- foster collaboration, help identify and recruit talent and enable rapid dissemination of learning
- Technological Advancements are transforming the way we work and live. It is no longer just a useful tool it is a way of life…(geny). E is the now and S will not be a new or separate thing. Technological advances are affecting the way work is done and how, when and where learning occurs (informal, immediate) Be tech savy or be sorry…. They know what they want….! (gen y) School in Calgary- allows iphones in classes- uses as an educational tool. Social Learning-social netowrking, social media and social learning. Learning does not need to be delivered in a top down fashion- it can be participatory, social, fun, engaging and integrated with work. Learning 1.0- classroom learning Learning 2.0- computer based e-learning Learning 3.0- social learning- incorporates social media, gaming, real-time feedback and simulations Networks: brainstorm ideas, proposal questions, conduct research and extend the debate of the classroom; Most effective: when informal and social learning is utilized in formal learning.
- . Uncertain economic times: rethink how to grow & be profitable Prolonged labour/skills shortage Continue to look for ways to improve efficiency, productivity & service quality with decreased budgets+ greater focus on innovation, people & creativity to get organizations to the next level. Corporate responsibility: Increased awareness, access to information, concern for environment and social issues- Not just learning that is social- so is corporate philanthropy- business driven and integrated into the social, ethical and environmental agendas of copanies. Some companies are taking CSR one step further by embedding leadership devleopment opportunities into the programs. Most important sustainability: Life long learning- will be a business requirement and the responsibility of both the individual and the organization
- Align learning & development with business goals Long term planning Incorporate informal learning… Proactive position Collaboration, skills Focus on core competencies, more strategic
- Align learning & development with business goals Long term planning Incorporate informal learning… Proactive position Collaboration, skills Focus on core competencies, more strategic
- Align learning & development with business goals Long term planning Incorporate informal learning… Proactive position Collaboration, skills Focus on core competencies, more strategic