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In this episode of "The Jobs Report Podcast" by Swob, host Alexander Florio explores what the "future of work" really looks like in 2025 — beyond the headlines and hype. From automation and artificial intelligence (AI) to remote work trends and Gen Z's shifting priorities, Florio breaks down the massive forces reshaping how we work, where we work, and what we expect from our jobs.
Drawing on recent data, emerging workplace culture, and a healthy dose of humor, this episode cuts through the noise to offer clarity on what's coming next — and how to prepare.
Whether you're just entering the workforce, managing a team, or navigating your next career move, this episode offers practical insight into how to stay relevant, adaptable, and sane in a rapidly changing landscape.
What You'll Learn-
Why automation isn't about job loss but job evolution
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How remote work has shifted from a trend to a permanent reality
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What Gen Z wants from employers — and why flexibility tops the list
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Why purpose-driven work matters more than ever
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How companies are adapting their hiring strategies to keep up
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Where platforms like Swob fit into the future of job hunting
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What skills will matter most in a hybrid, AI-powered workforce
"Automation won't replace all jobs — it's changing them. If your job is data entry, it might evolve, not disappear." — Florio "Remote work once meant freedom. Now it means Zoom calls, Slack overload, and saving seven years of your life by skipping the commute." — Florio "63 percent of Gen Z say flexibility is more important than salary. That's a shift employers can't afford to ignore." — Florio "The most valuable workers in the future won't be the smartest — they'll be the most adaptable." — Florio
Did you find this episode helpful? Don't miss more conversations about work, tech, and careers by subscribing to "The Jobs Report Podcast" by Swob. New episodes drop regularly.
Follow us on social media — @swobapp Listen now on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
#JobsReportPodcast #FutureOfWork #RemoteWork #Automation #GenZCareers #SwobApp #JobSearchInsights
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By STEPHANIE FLORIOIn this episode of "The Jobs Report Podcast" by Swob, host Alexander Florio explores what the "future of work" really looks like in 2025 — beyond the headlines and hype. From automation and artificial intelligence (AI) to remote work trends and Gen Z's shifting priorities, Florio breaks down the massive forces reshaping how we work, where we work, and what we expect from our jobs.
Drawing on recent data, emerging workplace culture, and a healthy dose of humor, this episode cuts through the noise to offer clarity on what's coming next — and how to prepare.
Whether you're just entering the workforce, managing a team, or navigating your next career move, this episode offers practical insight into how to stay relevant, adaptable, and sane in a rapidly changing landscape.
What You'll Learn-
Why automation isn't about job loss but job evolution
-
How remote work has shifted from a trend to a permanent reality
-
What Gen Z wants from employers — and why flexibility tops the list
-
Why purpose-driven work matters more than ever
-
How companies are adapting their hiring strategies to keep up
-
Where platforms like Swob fit into the future of job hunting
-
What skills will matter most in a hybrid, AI-powered workforce
"Automation won't replace all jobs — it's changing them. If your job is data entry, it might evolve, not disappear." — Florio "Remote work once meant freedom. Now it means Zoom calls, Slack overload, and saving seven years of your life by skipping the commute." — Florio "63 percent of Gen Z say flexibility is more important than salary. That's a shift employers can't afford to ignore." — Florio "The most valuable workers in the future won't be the smartest — they'll be the most adaptable." — Florio
Did you find this episode helpful? Don't miss more conversations about work, tech, and careers by subscribing to "The Jobs Report Podcast" by Swob. New episodes drop regularly.
Follow us on social media — @swobapp Listen now on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
#JobsReportPodcast #FutureOfWork #RemoteWork #Automation #GenZCareers #SwobApp #JobSearchInsights