Navigating the current job market is tricky. We are constantly told that the unemployment rate is a steady 4.2% – but what I’m seeing is an unprecedented number of roles being made redundant – which is leading to more people vying for jobs. This may be due to organisations restructuring around skills they need to […]
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Hiring for Potential Rather Than Degrees: Skills-Based Hiring on the Rise
As organisations grapple with the ever-evolving job market, the landscape of talent acquisition is shifting. Organisations of all types are increasingly recognising that the traditional approach of hiring based solely on degrees may not be the most effective way to secure top-tier talent. Instead, a growing number of organisations are embracing skills-based hiring, putting […]
Embracing Artificial Intelligence in the Future of Work: A Catalyst for Positive Organisational Culture
As we stand on the cusp of an exciting future in the world of work, one thing is abundantly clear: technology is reshaping every facet of our professional lives. Among the most significant advancements is Artificial Intelligence (AI), which holds the potential to revolutionise how we operate, collaborate, and innovate within organisations. I […]
Embracing an Agile Mindset: Key to Thriving in the Future Workforce
In all this talk of “Future World of Work” we constantly hear about “Agile” mindsets. What is it, and how does it benefit us in the future world of work? As the ever-evolving landscape of the modern workplace, an agile mindset has emerged as a critical trait for both individuals and organisations. As we […]
Innovating Leadership for the Future of Work
A number of my executive coaching clients are grappling with various elements of how to lead in a hybrid or remote workplace – and get results. With this in mind, I recently attended the Australian HR Institute Convention in Brisbane and was fortunate to hear Keith Ferrazzi’s take on “Competing in the New World […]