Degrees
of Change
What does it mean to “change the world”? As Planet Earth contends with
multiple environmental crises and societies globally experience major ideo-
logical shifts, the challenges appear dauntingly immense. But for those born
of the Hult DNA, no challenge is too great. Meet the game-changing alumni
fighting in humanity’s corner.
Whatever happens, one thing is certain: AI is definitely changing the types
of jobs and careers available. As the world of work changes so too do the
required skills of the graduate. The question remains though, whose role is
it to prepare future workers for this rapidly evolving job market? Educators?
Organizations? Individuals? All three?
We are continuing to explore these roles, focusing now on the per-
ceptions of HR and organizations, in order to prepare the employees and
employers of the future.
Dr. Carina Paine Schofield is a highly
experienced researcher, conducting
research into the global multigeneration
workforce for over ten years. Her research
interests are in the areas of psychology
(social, developmental, organizational,
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educational, and forensic) and technology
(AI and the effective use of technology in
enhancing learning). Prior to joining Hult,
Carina worked for several years at the
Open University, as a post-doctoral research
fellow and consultant.
Changing Planet
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