Under Pressure: Tech's Dehumanizing Grip on the Workplace | Ursula Eysin | #TGV579

Episode Highlights:

Precap
Context, Setting, Introduction, and First Rapid Fire Round
How did her background in the arts influence your approach to technology and business?
How has her knowledge of different languages and cultures impacted her work in technology and strategic communication?
Her take on “Technology is both a useful tool and a potential threat”
How can individuals and organizations refuse to act like machines and retain their humanity in a tech-driven workplace?
In her column "Code Red," she highlights various issues in the tech world. Take a glimpse into it.
Assisting ourselves to death and how fully automated life-hacks can be detrimental to our lives and future?
What common challenges do startups face today, and what advice does she give them to overcome these challenges?
Witty Answers to the second rapid-fire round of questions
How does she envision the future of work? What skills and mindsets will be essential for future professionals?
Trivia about three less known or often overlooked demerits of technology

About the guest:

Ursula Eysin is from Austria. She transitioned from a career as a production manager and presenter in theater, opera, film, and TV to becoming a passionate technology consultant and communication professional.

Fluent in Mandarin Chinese and other languages, Ursula's expertise spans scenario thinking, innovation, technology transfer, and strategic communication.

She mentors startups, evaluates projects for the European Commission, and writes a monthly column for the Austrian technology magazine E-Media.

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