Why we're so anxious about the future of work | Carla Cuglietta | TEDxRRU

[@joankabotoff4147]

Thanks, Carla! My takes: Stay personally connected to the folks you work with, keep learning, stay healthy! Great advice for everyone, particularly young people.

[@rosalynfung]

Thank you for this powerful talk, Carla! I am a Transformational Leadership Coach, former psychologist and team culture trainer and facilitator for Flourishing Workplaces- and we love hearing about research that helps us make a difference. Wow what a great way to conduct research in various countries!

[@selenawaugh5306]

We can’t predict the change but we can predict the challenge. As a teacher, I have worked hard over the years to create a healthier work balance. It is essential to help avoid burn out and apathy.

[@ExplodeReality]

This is something that I see a lot of in the games industry. It becomes easy to focus on the process and profitability of games and lose sight of the players. On the flip side, it can be easy as a player to forget that games are made by people. Finding meaningful ways to connect devs and players is so important.

[@arteeimmagine-robertoricca8956]

What a wonderful words! Thanks a lot Carla!

[@allisonparratt5704]

Thanks Carla for sharing your discoveries on work. Your view and experience certain has me thinking.

[@CanadaPlays]

Love this perspective! Especially the acknowledgment that skill sets have to evolve. Leadership needs to really think hard on how to prepare staff, most are reactive.

[@daisyerwin8860]

Your whole country supports your future hopes that's awesome

[@thamararajawardena7434]

This speech made me feel better! I was having same kinda thoughts for about a year and I believe your answer is the best way of understanding and moving forward ! Thankyou!

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[@Carolyn-qo2xo]

This is wonderful, Carla and so so important. Thank you for these beautiful lessons!

[@SG84]

Unfortunately, I've not paid as much attention to the future; and i am in regret;

[@ihatemyjob9502]

their is still time, good luck

[@MeganBrain-yx8fg]

Wonderful learnings. Relationships are the key to all for certain. Some things are consistent in an every changing world. Great work!

[@iamjoshl]

The anxiety is rooted in AI making alot of jobs irrelevant.

[@jessequest8575]

Also our society is becoming more and more sophisticated and simple jobs require more intellectual strength. As society advances and becomes more complex you're going to see more dispossession at the bottom. We need to find and create games that everyone can participate in regardless of their cognitive strength.

[@CultureofSpeech]

Thank you. This is all clear, but what should the working class of employees do with this? How can they really sell their labor profitably?

[@Franky-j6e]

People are facing a tough retirement. and it's even harder for workers to save due to low-paying jobs, inflation, and high rents. Now, middle-class Americans find it tough to own a home too, leaving them without a place to retire in.

[@Rusev-w3c]

The increasing prices have impacted my plan to retire at 62, work part-time, and save for the future. I'm concerned about whether those who navigated the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am currently experiencing. The combination of stock market volatility and a decrease in income is causing anxiety about whether I'll have sufficient funds for retirement.

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[@hze1234]

As a teacher, the one thing the speaker doesn't address is the future of teaching. How do we future-proof education? Education is producing cookie-cutter graduates ready for the 9-5 grind for the handful of still profitable careers that we know of _today_ What we need is a paradigm shift to keep education itself relevant. Teach students to think qnd generate new ideas over quizzing them on existing knowledge

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[@crow_feather]

First, actually!

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[@rjrich2322]

Human irrelevance will become a reality if we totally depend on AI in terms of THINKING. We should use AI only when needed.

[@0stre]

All artists will soon be considered some kind of undeveloped lunatics, because AI does everything faster and "better".

[@michellemonet4358]

Intimate emotional songwriting and singing cannot be duplicated by AI...imo.

[@RuneMamba]

AI “art” is mostly hideous and always obvious

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[@CabbageSandwich]

This is a uniquely terrible take considering how much time and effort went into it. Everyone I know, from the top down, who is worried about the future of their work, is worried because there's altogether less certainty of having a decent job, and higher demands. This other stuff? Still true, but NOT what the average person, or even specialists, are worried about. Another loud word-vomit of social engineering that has nothing to do with the extremely uncertain, hostile world we live in today.

[@jessequest8575]

Given how technologically advanced our societies are becoming intellectual power required at base levels are becoming higher and higher. People who have a low IQ are the ones we should be worried about in the future because the dispossession rate will increase.

[@CabbageSandwich]

@jessequest8575 Very correct, though, as you may know, IQ isn't a very good measure, nor is it practical terminology, so I avoid it on serious topics whenever possible. I'm not trying to be PC, nor do I hope this comes across as some kind of social reform inclusivity nonsense. Intelligence and education is a cornerstone of this problem, and we need to frame it correctly, or we'd be better off not discussing it at all. Since the world is getting more complex, we need to be precise when addressing critical distinctions around human intelligence. Particularly so, if we want to talk about the dynamics of how different people engage with work in today's age. In terms of pure intelligence (insofar as we are capable of isolating basic cognitive function, and that's not so easy), we can categorize the vast majority ~95%+ of people into a few groups. There are geniuses or savants (demonstrate some kind of notably impressive cognitive skills, coinciding with, or without, detriments in other areas of their cognitive function). There are specific learning disabilities (Scalar, on a scale of severity from extreme to minor). There's the differently-abled. So, more than one pain-point or has one profound mental impairment that is incapacitating for many tasks. There's the disabled. Largely unable to function independently and can not be entrusted to decision-making or any unscripted engagement in social settings. These intelligence ranges are a better substitute for IQ. Regardless, a number is FAR, far too reductive, and grossly inaccurate at all levels of the metric. These terms I've mentioned are completely isolated from education (as they should be). However, they are not an important factor when it comes to discussing intelligence in the workforce. That's because the ONLY people worth discussing on this scale is the Differently Abled, there is very little to be gained from generalizing anything or attempting to address the concerns of any other group. Evne then, all these categories all make up too little of the population and are often too specific to matter much in thr face of the rise of technology. So, in the future, when talking about intelligence in general and in work, try to stick to education/training, don't stray into discussing general intelligence, or terms like IQ that, very very incorrectly generalize about mental insufficiency AND education.

[@jessequest8575]

@@CabbageSandwich People vary in their ability so just because you're training people doesn't mean you'll reach the same outcome. You're overvaluing social constructivism over biological factors. The best predictor of long-term success is IQ and conscientiousness, it's a brutal statistic because a lot of it is biologically determined so please don't try to snuff this conversation out. I find that extremely dangerous and you failed to prove the contrary. I'm not saying there isn't exceptions to the rule nor am I generalizing... Maybe you didn't intend on it but it came across a tad sanctimonious with all due respect.

[@jessequest8575]

@@CabbageSandwich 16% of the population has an IQ lower than 85 so we have to look at that with seriousness and try not to virtue signal. It's just a tough conversation we need to have

[@giatasha2181]

Can’t agree more. ‘Stay healthy’ is all I got. And privilege. A big heap of privilege.

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