Predicting workplace trends in 2024 – Wharton Professor Matthew Bidwell #remotework #labormarket

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Episode Description

Wharton School Professor of Management Matthew Bidwell has his eyes on these workplace trends in 2024, including changes to work-from-home/remote work/hybrid work/return-to-office, the labor market, and AI's impact on jobs.

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Brief Summary

The episode covers remote work stability, labor market trends, and AI's impact on jobs for 2024.

Key points

  • 2023 Labor Market Trends. 2023 saw a cooling off in the labor market, particularly in tech sectors.
  • Impact of AI on Work. AI is reshaping work but won't replace jobs in 2024.

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