How to design a future where work unlocks our hidden talents
In short: As robotics threatens traditional employment, innovation expert David Lee proposes a shift in how we view labor. This talk explores how we might redesign roles to focus on human passion and problem-solving.
Rather than fearing automation, Lee suggests we should create jobs that leverage the skills and interests we currently pursue during our leisure time. By asking employees which problems they are inspired to solve, we can move toward a model where work aligns with personal talent, potentially making future roles feel less like labor and more like an extension of our passions.
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