EPISODE · Jun 17, 2020 · 34 MIN
The Future of Work with John Winsor
from Practical Pivots · host Steve Pockross, John Winsor
#003: Our guest today is John Winsor. To say John has had a storied career is a serious understatement. He's currently the founder/CEO of Open Assembly and a visiting executive at Harvard Business School. He also founded the open talent creative agency startup Victors & Spoils—which sold to global agency Havas, where he then served as Chief Innovation Officer. He has served in more cool jobs than we have time for.Want to guess what % of an FTE's salary is spent on training vs. what freelancers invest in training themselves?Did you guess only .3% for FTE training vs. 15% for a freelancer?! We sure didn't. John Winsor reels off these metrics, plus a fascinating barrage of anecdotes and trends to emphasize why the adoption of Open Talent platforms should be a critical part of every company's ecosystem in the near future. And why the COVID-19 crisis just put that adoption trend on steroids.If you are interested in the future of work and/or the future of marketing, or just great storytelling in general, tune into to this discussion with John.https://www.verblio.com/ The Verblio Show is your weekly cocktail of content marketing fun and fruitful conversation. Hear Verblio’s CEO Steve Pockross talk with marketers, digital agencies, and an assortment of thought leaders.
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#003: Our guest today is John Winsor. To say John has had a storied career is a serious understatement. He's currently the founder/CEO of Open Assembly and a visiting executive at Harvard Business School. He also founded the open talent creative agency startup Victors & Spoils—which sold to global agency Havas, where he then served as Chief Innovation Officer. He has served in more cool jobs than we have time for. Want to guess what % of an FTE's salary is spent on training vs. what free...
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