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Leadership Talk by Jon Briscoe

With modern careers is the past prologue?: What has changed and how to lead the "new" worker.

Monday
15
April
  • Starts:13:00, 15 April 2024
  • Ends:14:00, 15 April 2024
  • Location:BI - campus Oslo: Hybrid event: register to receive room location and Teams link.
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With modern careers is the past prologue?: What has changed and how to lead the "new" worker.

When it comes to the "new career" there is always a new one around the corner. We're still not there yet. Since the turn of the century different terms have been offered such as "free agent", protean careers, boundaryless careers, etc. More recently the "great resignation" and "quiet quitting" have been added to our nomenclature. The terms of the new career seem starkly clear, but they are not. The psychological contract shifts from pole to pole between the organization and the worker. It seems the worker had declared independence during the height of the Covid pandemic but now the organization is trying to reclaim lost ground. This presentation will explore how well we can understand what today's employees want, whether they are close to getting it, what they want from their leaders and organizations.

What is Leadership Talks?

Leadership Talks is a series of seminars about topics related to leadership, change and sustainability, project management and organizational psychology, hosted by the Department of Leadership and Organizational Behavior at BI Norwegian Business School.

Speaker

Dr. Jon Briscoe
Dr. Jon Briscoe

Dr. Jon Briscoe

Dr. Jon Briscoe is Professor and Chair in the Department of Management at Northern Illinois University in the College of Business. 

He is a co-founder and Steering Committee member of the 5C Group (Cross-Cultural Collaboration on Contemporary Careers) which has researched career differences and success factors across over 30 countries including Norway. His research has appeared in a variety of top journals including Journal of Vocational Behavior, Personnel Psychology, and Human Resource Management Journal. He teaches executive leadership, leading change, coaching, organizational behavior and international management, and consults to domestic and international organizations.