In the ever-changing world of work, so-called future skills are becoming increasingly important. But what does this word actually mean? And how can we develop these forward-looking skills within the team and for ourselves individually? In this episode of the podcast “My Scrum Is Broken,” Ina Einman and Dominic Ehrenberg talk with Marlene Conrad, an expert on the skills of the future, about these very questions.
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The trio not only explain what the skills of the future are, but also discuss how teams and individuals can use them in a targeted way to work successfully in a dynamic and complex working world. They particularly highlight the themes of self-adaptation and sustainability: how can you grow personally without working at the expense of resources – whether they are your own or those of the environment? This episode also deals with the relationship between future skills and agile working.
Marlene Konradt provides practical insights and examples that help to actively apply and use future skills in everyday (working) life.
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