Future of Work 2015 - For Beacon School, Crowborough

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The Future of Work

Transcript of Future of Work 2015 - For Beacon School, Crowborough

The Future of Work

Many jobs have just disappeared…

…and many new jobs have come along

Much technology has come – and gone!

What’s next?... 3D Printing in engineering

What’s next?... 3D Printing in medical

What’s next?... Wearable technology

What’s next?... Nanotechnology

What’s next?... Social media will morph

Much technology has disappeared…

• Thermometer

• Maps

• GPS

• Books

• Music

• Computer

• Letter box

• Letters

• Compass

• Weather station

• Pedometer

• Sports Coach

• Agenda

• Tickets

• Note book

• Address book

• Torch

• Fixed Telephone

• Video conferencing

• Wallet

• Etc…

Replaced by the mobile phone…

….or an opportunity

Technology is disruptive…

RE-THINK “WORK”

Work 9 to 5

PAST NOW

Work anytime

Work in an office Work anywhere

Use company equipment Use your equipment

Focus on inputs Focus on outputs

Rely on the corporate ladder Build your own ladder

Job for life More jobs and careers

• … and giving birth to others

• New technology is replacing some jobs…

• There are more low paid unskilled jobs with hourly

pay not increasing

• Older people are staying in work longer

• Well skilled people earn more

“Work” is in constant flux

• Niche and specialist skills will be in demand

Leaving school and want to develop a career?

• Develop your skills and keep them up to date

• Consider your options – Full time/temp/own business

• Emphasise your experiences that are work-relevant

• Have a full LinkedIn profile

• Potential employers will research your social networks!

• Develop a CV that emphasises your skills and experience

• Work experience and volunteering has real value

The “On-Demand Economy” is already here

…and emphasise your “discretionary effort”

The Future of Work