Emerging Careers & Industry Trends Workplace in the 21 st Century Presented by Todd Humes Volt Workforce Solutions ©2010 Volt Information Sciences, Inc.

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Emerging Careers & Industry Trends Workplace in the 21 st Century Presented by Todd Humes Volt Workforce Solutions ©2010 Volt Information Sciences, Inc. All rights reserved. Proprietary & Confidential.

Workplace in the 21 st Century

Higher Education Stable Despite Economy

Student Affairs Jobs Poised for Growth?

Predicting the Future

Digital Economy

Global

Green

Projections Through 2018

Professional Shows Greatest Growth

Future Jobs? Telecommunications & Technology Sustainability & Evergreen Safety & Security Who Knows?

Revolutionary Thinking Right Brain vs. Left Brain

Develop 21 st Century Skills 1.Digital age literacy 2.Inventive thinking 3.Interactive communication 4.Quality, state of the art results

Develop Digital Age Literacy Basic, scientific & technology literacy Visual & information literacy Cultural literacy & global awareness

Develop Inventive Thinking Adaptability Managing complexity & self-direction Curiosity & risk-taking Higher order thinking & sound reasoning

Develop Interactive Communication Teaming & collaboration Personal & social responsibility Interactive communication

Develop Quality & State of the Art Results Prioritizing Planning & managing results Effective use of real-world tools High-quality results with real-world application

The Future Workplace Four-day work week Mandated wellness plan Corporate degree program Global worker relocation Good-bye to cubicles Goodbye to headquarters A free-agent workforce

The 21 st Century You Individuality Conceptual thinker Flexible & resilient Life-long learner Networking & connecting

With change comes opportunity… Redefine your future

Thank You!