Dr László Szűcs: ‘Development is the key to survival’
Dr László Szűcs, a lawyer from PwC Legal was Szilvia Krizsó’s guest in the first episode of the Future Talks podcast’s second season. He talked about the work environment of the near future, the changes brought about by the digitalisation that came with home office work and how the world opens up thanks to remote work. Dr Szűcs reckons that everything changed in the world of labour in the last two years. Adapting to the new situation requires personal development in the field of digital intelligence from workers – this can be the key to their survival.
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