Careers looks at the behaviours impacting the ways we learn and work. Click below for the insights and innovations influencing this sector over the past six months.
Pleasure, purpose, and creativity have gained renewed importance due to the pandemic, pushing people to carve out professional paths that spark as much joy as possible.
Though there remain some barriers to access, people have come to appreciate the autonomy afforded by edtech – from parents trying to help their kids to teachers seeking better engagement.
Dissatisfied with traditional career paths and apathetic about their prospects, Gen Zers are hacking formalised approaches to job-seeking and creating a reality that works for them.
WFH has its fair share of challenges, from employee alienation to Zoom fatigue. So, as people adjust to the new normal of hybrid working, they want their employers to demonstrate emotional intelligence.
