According to Moderna co-founder Noubar Afeyan, the pandemic could begin shifting into an endemic stage in 2022. While a few countries gradually consider treating Covid as an endemic disease (the World Health Organization says this is premature), many businesses wonder what this might mean for the next normal.
Workers want more flexibility, freedom, and work-life balance. They seek choices that satisfy all their conditions of life rather than options they must tolerate. The rebellion against crappy, dead-end jobs is really about asking ourselves what we truly want out of life.
In some cases, when we ask our students to "describe how you plan to fund your retirement," a growing number states, "I don't plan to stop working." But what if they don't have a choice? For those seeking jobs, the job market may be done with you long before you've funded your retirement.
Microsoft's survey of 30,000+ workers indicated that 41% of workers were considering quitting or changing professions this year, citing burnout, a desire to work remotely, poor treatment, or insufficient compensation. The Great Resignation has many dreaming of a business of their own. If you're one of the thousands longing to turn a hobby or side job into a full-time gig, you're not alone. Here are five things to consider if you want to succeed
The Great Resignation is resulting in an unprecedented number of new startups. Do you have what it takes to start your own business? Take this two-minute quiz to find out if you’re ready to quit your current job and turn your idea into a full-time gig. See your readiness score and get our tips for success!
What should you study? The tech mogul says that in the wake of artificial intelligence (AI), "what will be needed in this futuristic society will be human interaction." These are skills and abilities that are less specialized or rooted in specific occupations and more aligned with personal attributes, skills related to your attitudes, and your intuitions.
