The ideal employee of the future is measured in learning rather than billable hours, says Maria Ritola, Co-founder of research assistant Iris.ai. While tech drives the ways we work at an ever-growing pace, human intelligence is crystallised around empathy, an ability to interact with peers and draw conclusions on machine-generated information — a human privilege.
We spent half an hour with Leena Niemistö, a C-suite powerhouse, medical doctor and expert shapeshifter; she taught us that failing can be learned bit by bit and that bravery is key.
Managers on hoverboards, sharing a cubicle with a robot and having Soylent for lunch? What will our workplaces, colleagues and work lunches look and be like in ten, fifteen or twenty years? We map out the latest developments in the future of work.
Often called the father of Finnish online banking, Bo Harald is someone who would rather talk about the expertise of his team than of himself. Nowadays, the former executive vice president of Nordea is busy working with data-driven economy — and updating his Goodreads profile. We pick his brain to find out how a real-time economy can […]