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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not just a buzzword; it is a transformative force that is revolutionizing how industries operate. As AI becomes more sophisticated, it is reshaping jobs, creating new opportunities, and redefining what it means to work in the 21st century. This article explores how AI is automating routine tasks, transforming roles, and opening doors to innovative career paths. Automation: Streamlining Processes One of AI’s most significant impacts is the automation of repetitive and mundane tasks. In manufacturing, robots powered by AI handle assembly lines with precision and speed, reducing human error. In finance, AI algorithms process vast amounts of data to identify fraudulent activities or optimize investment portfolios in real time. Similarly, customer service is being transformed by AI chatbots that handle queries 24/7, freeing up human agents for more complex interactions. This automation doesn’t mean the end of human jobs but rather a shift in focus. While…

It has long been a truism that Corona has strengthened the trend toward home offices. Will office workers only work at their kitchen tables at home in the future? Not at all, say experts: They need the social exchange in the office at least occasionally. On the other hand, the homeworking of many employees over longer periods of time makes it possible to efficiently reduce the size of offices, which lowers costs for companies. So from now on, there will be both an office at the employer’s and a home office: a hybrid working world is emerging. How do companies view the home office in early 2021? After a year of corona crisis, the Munich-based Ifo Institute surveyed nearly 800 HR managers on their opinion of the home office and hybrid working. 73% of them believe that a megatrend has begun in which they want to participate. According to Corona,…

In many respects, COVID-19 has taken us by surprise, also in terms of everyday office life. All of a sudden, working from the kitchen table is quite normal. The long-refused notebook is now standard equipment. On the other hand, the “office grapevine” has pretty much fallen silent, and coffee together is only available online at best.At some point, the pandemic will be over and everything will be as it was before. Will it? Probably not quite. Ideally, the best of both worlds will become the new work style, a combination of the before and after. What might this hybrid working world ideally look like? The strengths of the home office Many have long dreamed of the possibility of working from home. That means not having to slog through rush-hour traffic and being able to sit at a desk in sweatpants for a change. Or maybe it means being in a…

Hybrid working means working partly in the employer’s office and partly in the home office. This trend has been around for some time now, since most data is stored in a cloud and the office worker only needs one computer for access. He or she does not need to carry files or electronic data carriers with him or her to change workplaces. The corona pandemic is now likely to reinforce this work organization. Various studies are looking at the prospects. Hybrid working world in the Robert Half Report The labor market report of the personnel service provider Robert Half was published for the first time for the year 2021. Primarily, it shows recruiting trends and the expectations of companies and employees. However, it also looks at hybrid working. Its popularity has increased during the pandemic, both among employees and employers, 86% of whom now see hybrid working as a permanent…

“The future is agile: A rapid technological change, a constantly increasing rate of change as well as far-reaching social changes require dynamic robustness, flexibility and liquid structures – in one word: agility. Agility is the survival paradigm of the knowledge society.” ( Mark Wagner With these words, Mark Wagner opens his whitepaper on creative spaces. This topic is just one of the many subtopics of the hashtag: futurework. Everyone works with! The trend has been going in one direction for years: A. ll should participate in the company and so far companies have always managed to do better. Driven primarily by digital technologies. When people talked about the “interactive web” in Web 2.0, apps and the Internet of Things made it much more interactive. Now there are numerous other possibilities through, among others, CloudServices. The goal of Futurework is now to adapt the workplace and work to this “hands-on culture”.…

Generation Z is entering the labor market and companies are trying to prepare for it. There are currently many studies about this new generation, which more or less even contradict each other. It is obvious that the survey of 16-18 year olds who have barely or not at all worked hardly any statements about the labor market. It can therefore be assumed that the study results can only be correctly confirmed in 5 years and that they will still change massively. Generation Z summarizes the years 2000 – 2015. I have now examined four studies for you in the following and draw an initial conclusion from them. Reading tip: Generation management Digital natives 4.0 Generation Z has been using digital technologies from birth and is therefore referred to as the digital natives. So you are used to processing and using a large amount of information. For them, too, the real…

“Society is constantly changing and is experiencing fundamental changes in ever shorter periods. What was unthinkable not so long ago is now a reality or is imminent – from internet-enabled smartphones to self-driving cars to refrigerators that provide replenishment itself. Artificial intelligence is finding its way into our everyday lives and is changing the way we work and live. “so the Otto Group in the invitation to a blog parade . I would like to participate and see how digitization could change our working world. Roundtable on Work 4.0 In order to better understand the world of work 4.0, I gathered several experts and debated this topic for 4 hours. In the following I would like to show the results and support them with quotes from the participants. More about the roundtable can be found here . The participants can be found in the following table. Companies position Number of…

The digitization of society and other technological advances will have a lasting impact on the labor market, change career paths and encourage companies to reorganize. This is often referred to as “Work 4.0”. If you take a closer look, this change has long since begun (Manager Magazin). For further investigation, this has Deutsche Telekom’s shareground team Together with the University of St. Gallen, 60 expert interviews on the subject of work 4.0 were carried out. I will briefly summarize the results for you in this article. Work 4.0 – act in today According to the study, work 4.0 should be established in companies today. The study sees 6 important pillars as drivers for the implementation of this so-called megatrend. A Culture of innovation should encourage employees to get involved – open spaces should encourage creativity. There is also talk of intrapreneurship. In the block Future work one speaks of time…

The digital transformation is hitting German companies like a steam hammer. To clarify this trend typified by many magazines, this article examines triggers, people and employees in digital transformation. To do this, I examined the hashtags future work, digital work and leading digital. The first part of the article examines why companies strive for “leading digital” and what this exactly means. In the second part, digital work is discussed as an answer to digital transformation. Leading digital Leading digital means market leadership through digital transformation of the company and / or the business model. The article deals with why companies are striving for this and how this change manifests itself exactly and which steps are necessary to implement it. The trigger of the digital transformation The digital transformation is called  the rapid growth of technology launches in German companies. Through global markets and a high level of competition, companies strive…

In the ever-evolving landscape of project management, Agile methodologies have stood the test of time as a dynamic and adaptable approach. However, as the business world continues to evolve, so does Agile Management. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the trends and insights that are shaping the future of Agile Management. 1. The Expansion Beyond IT Traditionally, Agile methodologies found their roots in software development and IT projects. However, one prominent trend is the expansion of Agile into various industries and functions. From marketing and HR to finance and manufacturing, organizations are recognizing the benefits of Agile principles and practices in improving efficiency, collaboration, and customer focus. 2. Agile at Scale As organizations grow in size and complexity, there’s a growing demand for Agile at scale. Frameworks like the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), Large Scale Scrum (LeSS), and Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD) have emerged to provide guidance for implementing…

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