Jobs and Prosperity Council Report (Excerpts) GOING GLOBAL Recommendation 1: Ontario needs to both increase its overall export activity and to strategically target new markets in dynamic emerging economies. Government, business, educational institutions, labour, financial institutions and other organizations must work together to develop concrete action plans to maximize opportunities and lay out what it […]
Posts Tagged ‘FUTURE TRENDS’
ADVANTAGE ONTARIO: A CALL TO ACTION
Posted: 20th January 2013 by Lucy in WHAT'S OUT THERETags: economy, FUTURE TRENDS
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CELEBRATE FAILURE
Posted: 17th January 2011 by Lucy in WHO AM ITags: career counselling, CELEBRATE FAILURE, CULTURE, FUTURE TRENDS
Long ago, we overgrew the stage, when we could be happy only by living through another day, and that meant after we got a mammoth on our family table and provided food for the whole community. However, our hunting instincts still live with us and make us thrive for the extreme and adrenalin producing activities. We […]
HOW TO OVERCOME CURRENT CRISIS (Guide for the Canadian governments)
Posted: 15th March 2009 by Lucy in WHAT'S OUT THERETags: FUTURE TRENDS, HOW TO OVERCOME ECONOMY CRISIS, labour market trends
My ideas are very simple: 1. Give priority to the most technologically advanced industries, which already proved to be beneficial for the world. Those are green technologies within the old trends, communication technologies, robotic technologies and others of the same significance for the future. You can invest in them bravely enough, if you have still […]
The thoughts after visiting Gapminder
Posted: 13th March 2009 by Lucy in WHAT'S OUT THERETags: career counselling, FUTURE TRENDS, GAPMINDER APPLICATIONS, labour market trends, STATISTICS AND ECONOMY
My visit to the Swedish web-site was inspired by the lecture on TED-conference by Hans Rosling. I do not claim that my findings are original, but what I have discovered surprised me and raised a lot of questions about our stereotyped vision of the modern world development. Evidently, we live in the era of globalization […]
