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TechComms Presents... The Future of Work

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In this series we talk to several experts about their view of technologies and working trends that are potentially shaping what the future of work will look like. Since Covid-19 came into our lives we've seen an acceleration of digital technology adoption for businesses to not only adhere to government guidelines but all business to still operate and thrive.

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Episode thumbnail for Alex Hirst and Lizzie Penny, Hoxby discuss the changing nature of work practices

October 23, 2024

Alex Hirst and Lizzie Penny, Hoxby discuss the changing nature of work practices

<p>In this episode, we explored critical topics with Alex and Lizzie that addressed the changing nature of work, the evolving role of employers, and how businesses can adapt to this new landscape.</p>

Episode thumbnail for Louise Goss, Founder and Editor, The Homeworker Magazine shares current trend of working from home

June 25, 2024

Louise Goss, Founder and Editor, The Homeworker Magazine shares current trend of working from home

<p> Welcome to the latest episode of the TechComms Future of Work Podcast Series, hosted by tech journalist David Howell the series delves into the multifaceted aspects of work in the digital age. In this episode, featuring Louise Goss, Founder and Editor of The Homeworker Magazine, Louise sheds light on the current trend of working from home (WFH) and explores how this trend might evolve in the future.<br> <br> </p>

Episode thumbnail for Minter Dial, Award Winning Author talks about Leadership and Transformation

March 13, 2024

Minter Dial, Award Winning Author talks about Leadership and Transformation

<p>In this episode of in our Future of Work podcast leading tech journalist David Howell has a detailed and fascinating chat with Minter Dial, a keynote speaker, NED/advisor, award-winning author, ThinkersOne and APM expert and podcaster. Minter is somewhat of a polymath as his experience and knowledge spans several topics, industries and sectors. </p>

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What is TechComms Presents... The Future of Work?

In this series we talk to several experts about their view of technologies and working trends that are potentially shaping what the future of work will look like. Since Covid-19 came into our lives we've seen an acceleration of digital technology adoption for businesses to not only adhere to government guidelines but all business to still operate and thrive.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates weekly.

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