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Workplace 2020: Sourcing Talent for the Workplace of the Future - Wired

Workplace 2020: Sourcing Talent for the Workplace of the Future - Wired | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it

Digital natives are entering the workforce en masse, and by 2020 many of the old school, pen and paper types will be on the way out. The relationship between employee and employer is also changing. If you want folks to stick around you’d better at least match the kind of tools and technology on the job that they have access to at home. Pair this relentless consumer-grade expectation for mobile, social and globally accessible tools with ubiquitous access to work, and you can see the perfect storm that is challenging HR and IT leaders to deploy technology solutions to attract, retain and manage their workforce while creating a collaborative, engaging employee experience.

youngaze's curator insight, October 13, 2014 1:46 AM

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8 Indisputable Reasons For Why We Don't Need Offices - Forbes

8 Indisputable Reasons For Why We Don't Need Offices - Forbes | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it

Looking back a decade or so ago it was absolutely essential to have an office, or more likely, a cubicle. That’s where we had meetings, saw our coworkers, and just got work done. But today do we really need corporate offices?  New technologies allow us to “connect to work,” meaning that all we need to get work done is an internet connection.  Employees are working from co-working spots, cafes, and home offices all over the world without ever having to step foot into a corporate office.  In fact the 2013 Regus Global Economic Indicatorof 26,000 business managers across 90 countries, revealed that 48% of them are now working remotely for at least half of their work-week.

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