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The Future Of Work

Autonomy In Your Work

by Steffan Antonas on February 19, 2010

When it comes to our work, wouldn’t we all be happier and more motivated if we were given the freedom to chose what we do, how we do it, when we do it and who we work with? What does having autonomy at work mean to you and where’s the sweet spot?

Special thanks to Daniel [...]

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Depleted vs. Spent

by Steffan Antonas on February 11, 2010

I spent a couple of happy, quiet hours last night with my nose in Pamela Slim’s book Escape from Cubicle Nation. She makes some powerful arguments for why passion is a necessary ingredient to a happy work life. This well worded bit of wisdom stood out:
“What many people don’t realize is that when you force yourself [...]

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What Would You Do Tomorrow If You Were Laid Off Today?

by Steffan Antonas on December 1, 2009

It’s an interesting question, isn’t it? There are a lot of people out there right now who’ve had the question thrust upon them when they weren’t ready. What would you do? Would you seek another job just like the one you had because it’s easy, familiar and safe? Or would you go and do the [...]

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Trends That Are Influencing The Future Of Work

by Steffan Antonas on October 28, 2009

Now that we’ve got the technology to connect in real time, 24/7 to anyone with an internet connection, more and more organizations are reaching out across the globe to find the very best people they can to get things done. Likewise, people with talent are collaborating with teams remotely and seeking meaningful work across the [...]

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