• The Talent Time Machine: Take the trip to work 2050. Powered by Cielo.

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The Talent Time Machine: Take the trip to work 2050. Powered by Cielo.

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  • Hello and welcome to the year 2050. It’s work, but not as we know it today. Innovation, new societal norms and individuals’ wants have transformed the way we work so far it’s almost unrecognisable. Or is it? How has technology reshaped the idea of a job? How has talent adapted and evolved? The further forward we can see, the clearer our next steps become. My name is Marissa. I’ll be your host and voice from the future. I am the CEO at Cielo, and inspired by making the world of work work better. For employers. For employees. Join me on the trip to work 2050. https://www.cielotalent.com/
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Episodes
  • The career consumer with Bob Toohey #11

    The career consumer with Bob Toohey #11
    Jan 7 2025
    The future will see companies turning what they know about us as consumers into hyper-personalized, super-responsive experiences. Employees will demand that same personalized, flexible and immersive experience from work. We talk today a lot about candidate experience. The reality though is we often know more about our consumers than our own employees. In this episode, Marissa is joined by Bob Toohey, former EVP and Chief Human Resources Officer at US insurer Allstate, to look at the future demands of employees as career consumers. In a world where we can buy a car or a house on our phone, what will easy, admin-light and friction-free employee experience look like? How does our lack of knowledge about our own employees show up today? How could a real-time digital passport that captures our skills and experiences replace the resume or CV and unlock real career mobility? With employers knowing ever more about their employees to create more relevant experiences of work, what does this mean for privacy?
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    35 mins
  • The workless world with Calum Chace #10

    The workless world with Calum Chace #10
    Dec 3 2024
    Experience says we tend to overestimate the short-term impact of a new technology, but underestimate its impact long-term. In all the AI hype of today, are we underestimating the seismic shift it will bring to the workplace of 2050? In this episode, Marissa is joined by advisor, author and co-founder of the London Futurists Calum Chace to explore the longer-term impact of AI on work and society, and what it means for our sense of purpose and identity. Our job roles have historically been key to our identities, but where will we find meaning in a world without jobs? What will be the last jobs to be automated? How will ‘work’ and ‘leisure’ be redefined in our lives in an AI-powered world? Will this be a world of AI-haves and AI-have-nots? How will we share the value AI creates?
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    28 mins
  • The multiple me with Tulsi Menon #9

    The multiple me with Tulsi Menon #9
    Nov 19 2024
    For decades, society has adapted itself to meet the needs of work. By 2050, it’s work that will have to adapt itself to the needs of society. Successful businesses will be those who understand this are reshape their offer to employees. In this episode, Marissa is joined by anthropologist Dr. Tulsi Menon who uses ethnography to understand this changing contract between societies, work and individuals. Our one-dimensional work identities are at odds with the complexity of who we really are. How will we choose to contribute the skills of our more complex true identities in the future? After 200 years of the same corporate hierarchies, what will these look like in a more democratic world of work? How can employers respond and move from a narrow culture of acceptance to a culture of excellence?
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    34 mins

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