The new technologies are opening a new era in automation for manufacturers—one in which humans and robots will increasingly work side by side... or is it? What if robots replace us, humans? What will the humans do? Are there no more jobs available for humans?

Israel-based MeaTech 3D has succeeded in bioprinting a 3.67 oz cultivated steak, primarily composed of real cultivated fat and muscle cells. Wow, this reminds us of Replicator from Star Trek!

Putting up work before health is not worth it as it’s not only terrible for the health, it's ultimately bad on the work front as well. People do many things for their career, maybe since they were told it’s their most important asset. But some things don’t look so good as a substitute in return for one’s sacrifice of their health and career. 

Instead of the traditional résumé hiring process, Hisayuki “Deko” Idekoba, chief executive of Japan’s Recruit Holdings calls for a change in the way the interview process that hiring managers should ask questions like "what can you do?" and offer assessment tests. This will help companies determine if the candidate possesses the right skills and has a solid understanding of what is required to succeed in the role. Can companies in Indonesia do the same thing?

The Malaysian government has officially suspended the licensing of online motorcycle taxi services in Malaysia. Syed Saddiq questioned why the Malaysian government did not follow the example of Thailand and Indonesia, which have legalized ojol operations as an alternative to public transportation? So what's the real reason?

It turns out Elon Musk doesn’t just want to send billionaires to space, he also wants to send advertising. Some people asked the question of who will even see these ads — since they’ll be thousands of miles from the average human’s eyesight, right? But not only that, there are SO MANY THINGS going on in this 1-hour podcast. From SpaceX, the life of being an Elite, talking about the podcast market in Indonesia, and many more.

People are leaving their jobs in search of more money, more flexibility, and more happiness. With this going on, is there a creative solution from the company in order to reduce the rate of resignation?

K-pop and K-dramas provide the soul to South Korea’s youth culture. But behind the perfect smiles and dance routines, there is always a dark story that comes with it from the business point of view to their personal issues.

We can learn a lot of new things from anywhere, but what can we learn from what happened at São Paulo, Starbucks, and Pinterest?

There are always creative ways to find business opportunities during difficult times, how do you do that? Listen to this podcast and you will find many interesting stories of seeking opportunities at the right moment.

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