We all wish we had a crystal ball that can tell the future.

Today’s guest doesn’t have a crystal ball, but she does have loads of data and trends about the future of work.

Dr. Kelly Monahan is a Managing Director at Upwork's Research Institute. Today, she'll tell us what those trends show and how to evaluate them for ourselves.

Question: "There's so much uncertainty in the world right now and my job is the one place where I want to feel safe and prepared. I can't get advice from my parents because the working world has already changed so much. What's coming next at work and am I alone in feeling like my relationship with work is changing?"

Produced by Coursera and Hueman Group Media.

Learn more about Coursera here: www.coursera.org

Submit your questions to Still at Work here: bit.ly/still-at-work-question

Produced by Coursera and Hueman Group Media.

Views and opinions expressed during the podcast are those of the individuals expressing them and do not necessarily reflect those of Coursera or Hueman Group Media.

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Our listeners want to know how work will change in the coming years and how that will change our lives.

Question: "What are the emerging trends in the workplace and how do we prepare ourselves for the future of work."

We can’t give you all the answers about the future of work, but today’s guest is certain one thing will be a part of it, AI.

Angle Bush is the Founder and CEO of Black Women in Artificial Intelligence. Angle is clear that AI is a going to play a major role in the workplaces of the future, and she wants to make sure we're all equally represented in that future.

Amanda Clark, Coursera Board Member and WellBiz CEO is back with us for this episode as well!

Produced by Coursera and Hueman Group Media.

Learn more about Coursera here: www.coursera.org

Submit your questions to Still at Work here: bit.ly/still-at-work-question

Produced by Coursera and Hueman Group Media.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever been told the best way to advance your career is networking? How did you feel about that advice?

In this episode, we’re not just going to tell you to network, we’re going to give you the secrets of how to do it in the most genuine way possible. Susan McPherson, The Serial Connector, is joining us to tell us exactly how to build relationships and connect even when it’s awkward. Susan is the Founder and CEO of McPherson Strategies, a social impact based communications consultancy.

Question: "Working remotely has been great for my work-life balance, but I feel disconnected from my team. How can I build stronger relationships and stay engaged while working from home?"

Since we’re on the topic of connection…

One way to connect with me, Coursera, and the show is to ask us a question about work! You can submit anonymously or with your name and contact information.

Submit your questions to Still at Work here: bit.ly/still-at-work-question

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Learn more about Coursera here: www.coursera.org

Produced by Coursera and Hueman Group Media.

Views and opinions expressed during the podcast are those of the individuals expressing them and do not necessarily reflect those of Coursera or Hueman Group Media.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.