The Digital World is a contemporary expression to communicate the importance of digital technology, services and tools to communicate on the Internet, smart devices, the Internet of Things and other digital sources. We are barely entering the early stages of the so-called Digital Revolution and its impact on business is unprecedented. Yet, the pace and volume of business grows daily and the effects are profound. Never before has there been a more powerful influence on human behavior, irrespective of country or culture, than the combined effect of digital technologies. The tremendous effects of this shift on society are dramatically changing our leadership responsibilities whether in politics, business, teachers in school, or parents raising children.
From a worker’s perspective the impact is significant. Gone are the days where the previous generation of workers would land a good job, dedicate 30-40 years to a single employer, and retire with a pension and a gold watch. Today, it’s forecasted that workers will experience at least twelve or more employers during one’s career, whether as a conventional “employee” or alternate engagement routes such as a Subject Matter Expert or Freelancer or Independent as fostered by and through the Gig Economy.
Waltzing into an interview with a resume that states where you earned your college degree will not deem anyone “qualified” for a prospective opportunity. On the other hand, these workers have plenty to tackle with current employment demands, continuous learning choices, plus the pressure to achieve relevant marketability. The expectations to refresh competencies and develop new skills are in full force as existing jobs are being replaced and eliminated primarily due to automation. Many recognize the necessity to take on more extensive upskilling and reskilling to regain marketability. Given the amount of effort and time required to keep an individual’s skills sharp, one must embark on continuous learning, in-house training, certification upkeep and other professional requirements such as corporate and social responsibility. These activities are extremely time consuming and undoubtedly creep into the “day job”, much needed leisure and a normal night’s sleep. The workday has been extended in duration due to our “always on” work environment. The demands are further fueled by mobile habits and our ever present connected Digital World.
When does the information worker find the time to do the tasks necessary to minimize downtime between work opportunities: tasks such as branding and marketing oneself, resume writing and updating, networking and perfecting interviewing skills? These are just a few of the activities whereby the Trinitas Talent Management team can transform careers via a proven and systematic approach with clear and concise guidance. The outcomes? The first is a robust workforce that is more creative, adaptable, innovative and secure within the expanding digital culture. Second, an executable plan that can pave the way toward consistent and repeatable achievement.
One’s financial obligations are a continuous journey. Even when a worker is gainfully employed and earning well, introducing uncertainty during a transition period of unknown duration can still lead to financial, family, and stress related concerns. Trinitas Talent Management is engaged with an array of subject matter experts to enable clients a refreshed view of the Gig Economy and one’s rightful place in the Digital World. We help our clients to understand and interpret, on a personal or professional level, what the stated or unstated opportunities could mean in simple terms. We help clear the fog no matter what the various pundits are touting, whether economic, human capital, societal, corporate or political.
People are asking:
Today’s record employment numbers will not remain forever. It’s up to each individual to
craft a game plan consistent with one’s desired level of employability and marketability.
Trinitas Talent Management is here to help these workers not only survive but thrive in
the new digital economy. It’s time is to work smarter not harder by putting us in your corner.
It was an honor and a privilege to be a guest on Sales Community’s Weekly Podcast. Thank you Randy Seidl. You are the consummate “CRO to CRO’s” and “Go To Sales Advisor”. Thank you also to Emissary.io for sponsoring this episode and to Tucker Garfield for his production capabilities and commitment to building communities.
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