Technological, cultural, and demographic changes are creating dynamics shifts in the workplace. The office — whether it be physical or virtual — looks radically different today than it did just a few years ago. And if the innovations of 2019 are any indication, the workplace of the future will look nothing like it does today.
In this Essentials, Korn Ferry highlights some of the major changes impacting how and where people work, what companies are doing to keep productivity and engagement high in the face of those changes, and how talent can use them to advance their careers.
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