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Dec 12, 2019 34 min

How Work Experience for Many is a Dumpster Fire and Why it’s Time for Something Completely Different

from BriefingsDirect Podcasts Hosted by Dana Gardner

Worker productivity gains -- despite 30 years of computing technology roll outs -- remain hard to define by economists. Ask a worker, however, and you are increasingly likely to get a hard, cold assessment. A huge amount of time these days, they say, is wasted on the inefficiencies of technology run amok. Only a sliver of time is going to the creative and innovative types of work that employees crave -- and employers gain the most value from. The next BriefingsDirect future of work discussion explores new ways of exploiting what technology does best to deliver intelligent workspaces that prioritize and personalize tasks. To learn how the newest digital work strategies help unburden those saddled with deflating productivity, we sat down with Fouad ElNaggar, Vice President of Future of Work Products at Citrix. The interview is conducted by Dana Gardner, Principal Analyst at Interarbor Solutions. [Sponsor: Citrix.]

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