When you think about the future of work, what’s the first thing that springs to mind? 44% of leaders think that robotics, automation and artificial intelligence will make people ‘largely irrelevant’ in the future of work. Technology is shaking the foundations of labour. Where do humans fit in? A study by Korn Ferry reveals that in 2030 human capital will be 2.33 times more valuable than physical capital. Stephen Griffiths takes us to 2030. The future of work is becoming clear.
About Stephen Griffiths
Stephen Griffiths is a senior partner at Korn Ferry, the world’s largest executive search provider. Stephen advises global brands across sectors on how to digitally transform their organisations and rethink their business models. Prior to Korn Ferry, Stephen spent three years leading Google's digital transformation practice in EMEA and was their trusted mobile thought leader. He has successfully led many multi-channel transformation programmes for global brands.
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