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In this episode, I describe the problem we will be encountering if we don't act now. The systems that are in place will simply not develop employees that will be of any use to the companies of the future.
The world of work has changed , but have we caught up?
In this kickoff episode, host Serge Antonie lays the foundation for The Future of Work podcast. Why does this show exist? Who is it for? And what can you expect each week?
In future episodes, we’ll be exploring how AI, automation, generational shifts, and cultural change are rewriting the rules of business from hiring and leadership to workplace design and human potential.
Whether you're a CHRO, entrepreneur, team leader, or just deeply curious about where the world of work is headed, this is your space to think forward. No fluff. No futurism for futurism’s sake. Just bold conversations that matter.
Let’s build the workplace of tomorrow, one episode at a time.
We’ve all heard the advice: “Follow your passion.”
But what if that’s not the best place to begin?
In this episode, I explore why starting with passion can sometimes lead us off track and why paying attention to what’s useful might be a better way to build something meaningful. We’ll look at where passion fits, where it doesn’t, and how clarity often comes from contribution, not inspiration.
If you’re trying to figure out where to start, this might be the quiet shift you need.
Before we get into the episodes, here’s what The BizBite is really about.
This podcast isn’t here to tell you what to do. It’s here to slow things down and explore what happens when the way we build no longer matches who we are.
I’ll share why I started this project, what kind of questions we’ll explore, and why I believe alignment (not just effort) is what actually creates lasting success.
If you're a founder, creator, or builder trying to do things in a way that feels honest, sustainable, and quietly powerful, this is for you.
Let’s begin.
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Short Reflections on Clarity, Decision-Making, and Influence.