The Future of Work: Rethinking Workforce Models for Success

May 27, 2020 Aon's Assessment Solutions

Successful preparation for the Future World of Work does not require us to predict the
future. Rather it requires us to accept the fact that change is inevitable and plan for the
challenges ahead.

This practical approach will result in the creation of an agile workforce that will
have the ability to navigate both the foreseen and unforeseen challenges presented. It will also allow for the maximizing of opportunities presented and continued organizational growth and success.

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