FUTURE(S)

A Leaders Guide to Rewriting the Rules of Work in 2025

 

6-part eBook series that explores the most pressing trends in the world of work in 2025.

 

With it, we hope to help talent people navigate the major trends transforming the workplace, and pave the way toward an inspiring, exciting, and more sustainable, world of work.

Expert contributors

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Kian Katanforoosh

Workera Founder and CEO

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Hebba Youssef

Chief People Officer at Workweek, and Creator of "I Hate It Here" podcast & newsletter

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Jarvis Sam

Founder and CEO of the Rainbow Disruption, and former chief DEI officer at Nike

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Alison Taylor

Clinical Associate Professor at NYU Stern School of Business

Trends explored

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New eBooks drop every 3 weeks, each diving into a different trend.

 

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A partnership between

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Traditional approaches to recruitment are too noisy for the world of work today. So we’ve stepped in to help you level up your talent attraction and acquisition.

We develop cut-through employer brand and hiring solutions to you attract and acquire the right, mission-driven talent. This means spending less time managing irrelevant applications and having to search endlessly for the perfect candidate.

The era of one-size-fits-all hiring is over.

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Charter is a next-generation media and insights company.

 

Our mission is to transform every workplace and catalyze a new era of dynamic organizations where all workers thrive.

 

Charter does this by bridging research to practice - giving people the tactical playbook for what work can and should be.

Find out more at www.charterworks.com.