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About a year ago, I wrote about how Future of Work was turning into a content arms race. These days, it’s more like all out war.
The workplace was in the throes of a shift even prior to the pandemic, driven by a new generation entering the workforce, the rise of social media-driven side hustles and a tight labor market that gave workers greater leverage with the companies employing them Then, suddenly, workers were forced homewards leading to a realignment of expectations and work-norms that people are still trying to figure out today. Some of this was the lighthearted stuff of Zoom backgrounds – but some of the other was more serious stuff that marked real shifts in worker-employer relations.
There’s no sign of the future of work discussion abating any time soon Pay tran