In the last episode of Mouthwash season four, we’re exploring what the metaverse means for the future of work. From play-to-earn to play-to-learn, the metaverse offers a new dynamic for employers, employees and customers alike. Where are we right now though? What’s the real timeline to change? Someone who knows is Esther O’Callaghan of Hundo.careers, they’re the ones training Gen Alpha and future generations to explore new worlds of work. Strap in.

ABOUT ESTHER (@HundoCareers)

From being the first female DJ/producer to own a specialist vinyl store in Manchester to building the world's first on-chain campus powered by its own token for Gen Z (with some waitressing, window cleaning, and IronMan training in between), it’s been an incredibly unique journey. Esther is part of the first all-female De-Fi delegation to the European Parliament and has over 20+ years of experience across UK Govt, Local Authority, NDPBs, CSR, ESG, ED&I, the arts, culture, music, and third sectors. After dedicating her life to tackling youth unemployment, resulting in hundreds of thousands of children and young people supported nationally and worldwide, Esther’s hundo.careers is upskilling a generation of young people in web3 and metaverse, enabling them to work, earn and learn, wherever they are in the world.

Find out more about Hundo here.

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‘The great resignation’ is a term that highlights a period when large swathes of people are giving up their old jobs and moving to pastures new. Is this really the case though? The data is conflicting, to say the least. What’s really going on? In this episode of Mouthwash we’ll be talking about the future of job hunting, trends now and what employers are really looking for you to demonstrate when they are looking to hire.

ABOUT DR. PAWEL (@PawelAdrjan)

Pawel Adrjan is Head of EMEA Research at the global job site Indeed, where he develops actionable insights on the labour market to help businesses and policymakers make better decisions. During his time at Indeed, he has led innovative research on the transformation of the world of work and has collaborated with leading economics think tanks and international organisations. His analyses feature regularly in the media.

Over the last two decades, Pawel has worked in Europe and the US, holding senior positions in risk management at Goldman Sachs and Barclays in New York and London. He is a Research Fellow in Economics at Regent’s Park College, Oxford, and a member of the Research Advisory Board at Open For Business, a coalition of global companies dedicated to LGBT+ inclusion.

Pawel holds degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Warwick, as well as a PhD in Economics from the University of Oxford.

Find out more about Pawel here.

SPONSOR: Season 4 of Mouthwash is proudly sponsored by Workplace from Meta. To make your place of work a great place to work, visit workplace.com/human

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Live events, meetings and generally keeping in touch with people changed over the pandemic. We’ve never used streaming technology so heavily and we’re only now getting signs that Zoom isn’t ok for our health, let alone events. On this episode of Mouthwash we’re looking at the future of streaming when it comes to the workplace…and beyond. What’s changing? What’s coming next?

ABOUT JAKE (@jake_ward101)

Jake is the Business Development Director at Groovy Gecko, responsible for managing key accounts, as well as further expanding the company’s reach into new markets and territories.

He has worked in the streaming industry for over twenty years and in that time has produced the first webcast from the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong, developed video strategies for major high street names, and even created the first live interactive drama on Facebook. Jake came to Groovy Gecko from Broadview Communications, where, in his role as Director of Accounts, he developed both a wide range of content programming, including over 50 live interactive programmes for BT, and managed major accounts including National Grid, ACCA, BT, IBM, and Cisco.

Find out more about Jake here.

SPONSOR: Season 4 of Mouthwash is proudly sponsored by Workplace from Meta. To make your place of work a great place to work, visit workplace.com/human

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