In rapidly maturing digital markets, the so-called Enterprise Social Networks (ESNs) constitute the place where everything happens in the modern workplace. Threads replace chain mails, virtual teams save employees from fruitless and time-consuming meetings, chatrooms allow for instant collaboration.
As we enter 2025, the landscape of work continues to evolve at a rapid pace, World Economic Forum Managing Director Saadia Zahidi writes in the introductory text of the “The Future of Jobs Report 2025”.
PwC’s Global Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey 2024, the fifth in a series dating back to 2019, finds that more than half of workers feel there’s too much change at work happening at once, and 44% don’t understand why things need to change at all.
A few years ago, ‘The Economist Intelligence Unit’ sponsored by ‘Lucidchart’ examined some of the perceived causes and effects of communication barriers in the modern workplace.
The Centre for the Development of Vocational Training run its first AI skills survey in spring 2024. As argued in an explanatory note, while recent studies have alleviated fears of massive job destruction that could ensue due to the adoption of AI tools and systems at work, there is still scarce evidence about the actual use of AI tools and applications by European workers and their consequences for workers well-being.
profComm Team
profComm Team
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