The Remote Work Revolution | Kavi Guppta | TEDxUWA
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- Kavi is a writer on a mission to transform how the world thinks about work. Over the past three years, Kavi has travelled tirelessly across Asia, Europe, Australia-Pacific, and North America to observe and advise companies, organizations, and individuals on how to prepare for a dynamic global talent marketplace.
Kavi is a writer on a mission to transform how the world thinks about work. Over the past three years, Kavi has travelled tirelessly across Asia, Europe, Australia-Pacific, and North America to observe and advise companies, organizations, and individuals on how to prepare for a dynamic global talent marketplace.
More importantly, Kavi is driven to help young people enter the global workforce to secure great jobs and great wages from around the world; to reinvent themselves constantly in the face of constant economic transformation; and to help underrepresented groups find a rightful place in the working world.
Kavi's writing and opinions can be found in Forbes, the Harvard Business Review, and The Huffington Post, among other publications.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
My company is making doing research and figuring out how to be remote in less than a year. As a travel junkie and someone who built websites for 2 years out of her home, I am looking forward to this.
I believe the discrimination is a big win for designers over 40 who are experiencing ageism. Take a solid UX designer or developer with 15 years of experience or more who is 45 or even older and you have one of the best remote workers you could get. They have the experience, discipline, and most likely the organizational skills. It's also great for some of us older professionals who may be taking care of aging parents.
Many thanks Mr Gubta for such a great lecture
Mr. Gupta, you should do this often :) fascinating!
Very lucky that your parents lived in an “agreement country “ such as AU.
If a company does not allow remote workers, it either will need to pay to relocate workers or they are going to be stuck with a local labor pool.
If you spend most of your day on a computer and phone then your work can be done remotely. The pandemic sped this revolution up. Thank God.
My Indian homies on it!
Hi Gubta
Thanks for good lecture.
I am an employee at company in Korea and I have a question for relationship between remote work and overwork.
Is it help us avoid overwork if I do remotework??
Try out Flashbeing to organize and track your work. Try it and you'll never be able to work without it anymore
Welp...lol