How will the world of work change in the coming years? What techniques help you to understand yourself, and to design the work you’ll want in the future? What can you do to prepare yourself for that new world of work?

1. The Future of
Your Work
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2. Today’s Topics
A How will the world of work change in
the coming years?
B What techniques help you to understand yourself,
and to design the work you’ll want in the future?
C What can you do to prepare yourself
for that new world of work?
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3. Your Hosts
Deeta Lonergan
Career Transitions
Gary A. Bolles
eParachute.com
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4. A. How will the world of work
change in the coming years?
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5. Your intuition is correct. The world is moving faster.

6. There are likely to be fewer traditional jobs,
and more non-traditional work.
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7. Technology is becoming part
of most work.
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8. There will be more remote & distributed work.
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9. B. What techniques help you to
understand yourself, and to design the
work you’ll want in the future?
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10. Know yourself.
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11. Transferables
Traits
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12. Values
&
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13. 1) What challenges will my field be facing
in the next 3 to 5 years?
2) What skills are needed to meet those
challenges?
3) What skills do I have and what skills do
I need to develop?
4) What are my options for learning, and
what is my timeline?
Questions to ask yourself:
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14. C. What can you do to prepare yourself
for that new world of work?
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15. You must be a…
Creative.
Adaptive.
Proactive.
Problem-solver.
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16. You must be a just-in-time learner.
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17. creativeanalytic
repetitive
unique
problems
& tasks
transferable
skills
Focus on doing creative, unique tasks.
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18. Have a portfolio of work.
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19. Next Steps.
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20. More information? eParachute.com blog,
and Gary’s feed on LinkedIn (gbolles)
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