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As AI and automation rewrite the rules of work, many professionals are waking up to a sharp disconnect: They are working harder than ever, but for companies whose missions feel empty. They are asking themselves, "How do I start using my expertise to solve the problems I actually care about?"
In this episode, we explore the growing "impact technology revolution" that is creating an entirely new generation of careers focused on solving real-world challenges—from sustainability and health care to education, accessibility and social innovation.
We're looking at how purpose-driven work is evolving, why human-centered skills matter, and how today's learners and professionals can position themselves for careers that combine technology, impact and personal fulfillment.
To discuss this topic, we're delighted to welcome Darlene Damm, author of Your Dream Job is Here: The Impact Technology Revolution and The New Jobs Saving the World.
Read the transcript @https://bit.ly/3SkVdx9
Learn more about UC Berkeley Extension @https://bit.ly/440iLtF
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As AI and automation rewrite the rules of work, many professionals are waking up to a sharp disconnect: They are working harder than ever, but for companies whose missions feel empty. They are asking themselves, "How do I start using my expertise to solve the problems I actually care about?"
In this episode, we explore the growing "impact technology revolution" that is creating an entirely new generation of careers focused on solving real-world challenges—from sustainability and health care to education, accessibility and social innovation.
We're looking at how purpose-driven work is evolving, why human-centered skills matter, and how today's learners and professionals can position themselves for careers that combine technology, impact and personal fulfillment.
To discuss this topic, we're delighted to welcome Darlene Damm, author of Your Dream Job is Here: The Impact Technology Revolution and The New Jobs Saving the World.
Read the transcript @https://bit.ly/3SkVdx9
Learn more about UC Berkeley Extension @https://bit.ly/440iLtF

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