The role of education, a global university, and the importance of innovation for graduates.
Various entities have weighed in on the many ways in which the coronavirus could forever alter the workforce. CNBC rounded up 13 potential changes, including the following:
- in-office work becomes a status symbol
- the replacement of meetings with email and IM
- the end of business travel as we know it
- office buildings evolving into “elaborate conference centers”
- mandatory on-the-job medical screenings
- the emergence of stronger workplace friendships
- the rise of casual office wear and mandatory face masks
- a shift away from nine-to-five office hours
- home office stipends
- more equitable workplaces for women
- the elimination of middle management positions
- the acceleration of automation
- increased demand for digital skills aimed at bridging the digital divide
Link to the full article: https://www.masterstudies.com/article/what-does-the-future-of-work-look-like-for-graduates-post-coronavirus/
