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Defining the Future of Jobs and Skills

Defining the Future of Jobs and Skills

Technology

Presentation

Foundation

30 minutes

Matt Sigelmann

CEO

Burning Glass

Burning Glass

Join Burning Glass Technologies CEO Matt Sigelman as he discusses data and the future of hiring at People Analytics World.

During this presentation, Defining the Future of Jobs and Skills, he will discuss the changing genome of jobs and the shifting skills employers are really looking for. He will address the rapidly changing job market and how a data driven approach to hiring will enable your company to plan ahead for emerging skills and future proof your workforce.

Technology

Defining the Future of Jobs and Skills

– Enable companies to keep up with the rapidly changing job market
– Data analytics to benefit strategic workforce planning
– Understanding emerging skills
– Future proofing the workforce

This session will explore:

  • Labor Market Data
  • Future of hiring
  • Genome of jobs and shifting skills
  • Strategic workforce planning

Key takeaways:

  • How to understand the job market
  • How to upskill and reskill internal talent
  • Best recruiting practices

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Matt Sigelman

CEO

Burning Glass

Matt Sigelman is CEO of Burning Glass Technologies, a leading labor market analytics firm. For more than a decade, he has led Burning Glass in harnessing the power of data and artificial intelligence technologies that have cracked the genetic code of the job market. Powered by the world’s largest and most sophisticated database of jobs and talent, Burning Glass delivers real-time data and breakthrough planning tools that inform careers, define academic programs, and shape workforces.

Burning Glass has helped to fill millions of jobs and its data drive initiatives for more than a dozen state and national governments. Matt is consulted frequently by national media, by researchers, and industry leaders. He served previously with McKinsey & Company and Capital One. He holds an A.B. from Princeton University and an M.B.A. from Harvard.