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What Will Work Look Like in 2030?

Strategy+Business

The dizzying pace of change makes it difficult to plan for -- or even think about -- the long-term. That's why we spent some time envisioning four alternative future worlds of work.

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2030

Seth Godin Blog

I just installed new smoke detectors in the house (definitely worth the hassle and low expense) and the batteries now last ten years. There’s a little spot on the side of the detector to write the year you installed it.

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4 Factors That Will Help Project Managers Fulfill AI’s Potential

Harvard Business

According to Gartner, 80% of project management tasks will be run by AI by 2030. Indeed, AI is transforming every aspect of work, including our management of people and projects.

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Study Says by 2030 1/4th of Miles Driven will be Driverless

MishTalk

The report concludes By 2030, 25% of Miles Driven in US Could Be in Shared Self-Driving Electric Cars. BCG’s conservative estimate is that 23% to 26% of miles driven in the United States, or about 800 billion to 925 billion miles, could be traveled in SAEVs by 2030. BCG estimates that in 2030, a total of 4.7 Ownership Model.

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Party On Through 2030 Dudes! Nothing Can Possibly Go Wrong

MishTalk

I have official guidance that a party is on through 2030. Nothing can possibly go wrong. more…).

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Navigating Generative AI as an Older Worker

Harvard Business

McKinsey’s recent findings suggest that by 2030, 30% of tasks across the U.S. Generative AI has revolutionized the professional landscape. economy might be automated, up from 21% before generative AI. But what does this mean for those senior professionals who have dedicated decades to developing skills in a specific field?

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Protecting Your Workforce from Extreme Heat

Harvard Business

In addition, extreme heat is projected to cause the loss of more than $4 trillion annually in productivity by 2030. The health risks to employees range from exhaustion, cramps, worsening mental health, diabetic complications, and even stroke.