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Careers, Coronavirus and potential consequences – Michael Arthur, Emeritus Professor at Suffolk University, Boston and Visiting Professor at Cranfield School of Management, UK

Event type: Live seminar
Date: Wednesday 20th May 2020
Time: 15:00-16:30 BST
Venue: Virtual Event via MS Teams

Illustration of the ultrastructure of the Covid-19 virus Illustration of the ultrastructure of the Covid-19 virus, CDC/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Illustration of the ultrastructure of the Covid-19 virus Illustration of the ultrastructure of the Covid-19 virus, CDC/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Michael Arthur
Michael Arthur

Michael B. Arthur is Emeritus Professor at Suffolk University, Boston and Visiting Professor at Cranfield School of Management, UK. He has written widely on contemporary careers for both scholars and career owners. He is a co-author of the book An Intelligent Career: Taking Ownership of Your Work and Your Life (Oxford University Press, 2017/8) and a regular contributor on career ownership at www.Forbes.com.

 

Careers, Coronavirus and potential consequences

Michael Arthur, Emeritus Professor at Suffolk University, Boston and Visiting Professor at Cranfield School of Management, UK

We are living through a major global catastrophe. It is a catastrophe that few people, including few commentators on work and organization, have ever anticipated. It is one where many people’s carefully constructed strategies for protecting or expanding their turf got swept away. Technological changes that may have taken years to introduce, are settling in to stay. A look at the world of work through the lens of the career concept raises new questions and fresh possibilities.

A video of the seminar is available here

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