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I speak with Colin McDonagh (Head of Enterprise Workforce Strategy, Worksome) about the development of open, global talent and what the drivers are for businesses and talent.
We also discuss why leveraging open talent is so interesting and how to attract high-skilled talent.
I speak with Dovilė Daugvilaitė-Zubcovė (Freelancer) about the benefits of this way of working as well as some of the negative elements.
We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society, the economy and world of work, as well as how she uses AI in her activities.
I speak with Kelvin Wetherill (CEO & Founder, Supportwave) about the new company branding and how this fits in with the evolving service offering.
We also speak about the importance of being "enterprise ready" and the main drivers of the future of work from a business and talent perspective.
I speak with Samira Holma (Freelancer) about the benefits of working as a digital nomad, as well as some of the negative elements.
We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society and what the implications are for destination marketing and talent attraction. Countries and cities are not thinking about this dimension sufficiently yet.
I speak with Mihaela Pasek-Virlan (CEO, Accace) about the services that are most demanded - accounting, payroll, HR, tax, legal - and how Accace supports with these functions.
We also discuss the main drivers of the future of work from the business and talent perspectives, as well as how technology and digitalisation are being utilised in the provision of services.
I speak with Karin Schreil (CEO, Ework Group) about the development of open, global talent and how Ework Group is addressing the skills shortages that most labour markets are experiencing.
We also discuss how to attract high-skilled talent and filter out candidates, as well as how enterprises are adapting to the future of work and benefitting from it.
I speak with Nils Liedlich (Freelancer) about why a traditional 9 to 5 job was not for him, as well as the benefits and negative elements of this way of working. We also discuss how digitalisation is transforming society as well as the economy and world of work.
I speak with Doug Hanson (CEO, Topcoder) about the development and drivers of open, global talent. We also discuss why talent clouds so attractive and how enterprises are adapting to the future of work and benefiting from it.
I speak with Lorraine Charles (Co-founder, Na’amal) about her activities around remote work for refugees, how the world of work changing and the role digitalisation is playing.
We also discuss about her research, the positive and negative elements of being a freelancer, and the mindset that you need for the modern labour market.
I speak with Brooke Medina (VP Communications, John Locke Foundation) about the current digital transformation and how it is impacting the world of work, organisations and the labour market in the US.
We also discuss how large companies are adapting to this change, and how workers are adapting to being more digital.
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