The Future Of Work Podcast With Jacob Morgan | Futurist | Workplace | Careers | Employee Experience & Engagement |

In an effort to provide company and job transparency, Glassdoor stands out to be a popular name for employees and employers alike. Vested with tons of valuable information, including company salaries, work culture, open positions, employee reviews, Glassdoor is certainly making a foray into redefining the future of work. With their newly released list of "Top 50 Places to Work" (featuring the top 50 SMBs and top 50 large companies to work for in America), David Staney and Lisa Holden offer a glimpse inside the company and what goes on behind putting together the list for "Best places to work." They also talk about their recent findings, lessons learned, and tips for companies who wish to make it to the prestigious list.   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

Wearable devices are not only taking the consumer world by storm but they are also making their way inside of our organizations. To get a better sense of how wearable devices are impacting the future of work I spoke with the CTO of Accenture Paul Daugherty and Brent Blum who is the Wearable Technology Practice Lead. If you want to know what the future of wearable devices looks like then tune in!   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

This week we are talking about independent workers and freelancer economy which is a critical topic around the future of work. My guest this week is Gene Zaino who is the president and CEO of MPO Partners which provides support for these types of self-employed workers. In this episode we look at things such as the current state of the independent workforce, the future of employement, government rules and regulations, and the impact of the freelancer economy on how we work.   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

My guest this week is Aaron Taylor Harve who is the environments design lead at Air BnB. We explore the impact that workspaces have on engagement and culture and how Aaron and AirBnB go about creating amazing workspaces for employees. Aaron also gives vauable advice for employees and organizations looking to utilize their physical space to improve how employees work and how they feel about where they work.   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

What makes a company a great place to work? To learn how The Motley Fool became the #1 company in America to work for I spoke with their chief collaboration officer Todd Etter. We look at everything from their core values to their actual workplace setup. Enjoy!   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

You may have heard of the sharing or collaborative economy where consumers are getting what they want from each other isntead of through corporations. But what is driving this new model, how does it impact businesses, and what does the future of the sharing economy look like? These are some of the questions we explore with my guest this week, Jeremiah Owyang, the founder of Crowd Companies.   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

This week I explore privacy and security and whether or not these things exist in today's digital world. My guest is Raj Samani, a CTO with McAfeee and Internet Security Advisor to the EURPOL Cybercrime Centre. We talk about everything from cloud computing the value of personal data and information. This is a must listen for anyone that is thinking about their personal or business privacy and security. I do my very best to get Raj to admit that privacy and security are completely and utterly dead, enjoy!   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

In episode 6 I speak with Jade Forester who helps run marketing and community for the Open Badge Alliance. Education today is broken and the value of traditional institutions is declining especially as the popularity of open courses such as Udemy and Coursera continues to increase. One solution to this might be open badges which are designed to represent you and your skills more accurately. In this episode Jade shares her insight around the problems with today's modern education system and how open badges can very well be the future of education.    (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

Guy Halfteck, the CEO of Knack, joins me to explore how games and big data are impacting the way we attract and manage talent within organizations. This is currently a huge problem within many organizations around the world as over 70% of companies site "capability" gaps as one of their top five challenges. Can games and big data be the solution? Find out!     (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

This week my guest is Charlie Green who is the co-author of The Trusted Advisor and author of Trust-Based Selling. He's a world leading authority on the subject of trust and in this episode we explore trust in the workplace, trust in our personal lives and everything in between. Definitely a must listen to episode!   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

Episode 3 of the future of work podcast explores smart cities and future cities. The guest is Deb Acosta who is the chief innovation officer for the city of San Leandro. We explore topics such as transportation networks, connectivity, business culture, and how to actually create a city of the future, enjoy!   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

Episode 2 of the future of work podcast explores why organization's should consider building distributed teams, what the benefits of distriuted teams are, and how to build distributed teams. We touch on flexible work, freelanacers, and telecommuting. My guest is Stephane Kasriel, the SVP of product and engineering at Elance-Odesk!   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)

Episode 1 explores millennials and the impact that they are having on organizations and the world in general. New York Times best-selling author and Gen Y expert Dan Schawbel is the featured guest who shares his perspective and advice for millennial employees and those working with millennials. We explore things such as generational stereotypes, how to manage millennials, recruiting and retaining millennials, generation Z (the next generation after millennials), collaboration, and much more!   (Music by Ronald Jenkees)