WAWGTDWATF

In the third episode of the podcast, guest Nola Simon, a hybrid remote futurist, discusses the evolving landscape of work and organizational design, prompted by her personal experiences with remote work that began long before the pandemic. She emphasizes the growing trend of flexible work arrangements and their benefits extending beyond parenting to accommodate caregiving and personal growth. She highlights current workplace trends, such as the demand for upskilling due to AI advancements, the rise of portfolio careers, and the need for employers to adapt to retain talent amid a backdrop of trust erosion, particularly in the tech industry. Looking ahead, the episode explores societal shifts like intergenerational housing and the importance of creating personalized, meaningful work environments that enhance overall well-being, underscoring a hopeful, people-centric approach for the future of work.

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In the second episode of the WAWGTDWATF podcast titled "The Future of Healthcare," guest Zayna Khayat, a health futurist with a PhD in cell biology, discusses the transformative trends shaping the healthcare landscape over the next decade. She breaks down major forces, societal forces, and six key trends propelling healthcare into the future. The conversation further explores innovative business models like capitation and performance-based payments that could create fiscal sustainability and improved outcomes in healthcare. Zayna introduces exciting futures, such as the incorporation of postal services in healthcare logistics and the rise of new technologies. This episode is a relevant listen whether you're a healthcare professional or 1 of the 335 million healthcare CEO's of the not-so-distant future.

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• Read The Future of Aging

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In the first episode of the podcast "WAWGTDWATF," host Rose Genele chats with Sanj Sirpal, a seasoned designer and futurist with 30 years of experience, shares his insights on the evolution of design and the influence of technology in today's creative landscape. He emphasizes the need for designers to venture beyond traditional dimensions, advocating for a shift towards designs that foster community rather than individual use. Sirpal calls for a more inclusive approach to technology, urging designers to consider the long-term impacts of their creations on humanity. Ultimately, he expresses optimism for a future where intentional and communal technology use prevails, highlighting the importance of creativity and the joy of the design process with his newly released Thinkable project.

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