Send us a textAs we approach the end of 2025, many employers are considering what job moves they are making next year. We know this year was the year of lay-offs and hire freezes. And AI, in many cases, was getting the blame. So in today’s episode, I’m asking, what does the future of work (as in right now) look like?We've all been there - convinced we'd never need something, until suddenly we can't imagine working without it. That's the reality millions of people are facing with AI today.Let’s talk about what's actually coming - the real data on how AI is reshaping the world of work.Need More Support? If you’re ready to explore how AI can make your marketing smarter and more efficient, check out my Professional Diploma in AI for Marketers. Or, if you’re looking for in-company training, I can help get your team up to speed. Use the code AISIX10 for a special discount just for podcast listeners. https://publicsectormarketingpros.com
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