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Less calculating, more collaborating: Meet the "exponential professional"
Exponential potential in the future
Technology implementation will alleviate the mundane work of actuarial professionals and unleash their full human potential. The "exponential actuary" is what Deloitte is calling the more strategic and decision-ready actuarial professional of the future.
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Exponential potential in the future
The rise of technology is rapidly creating a new future of work. Not only are jobs being redefined, but entire professions are transforming as technology enables humans and machines to work together in new ways, giving rise to the “exponential professional.” As this exciting future unfolds, the role of the actuary is changing dramatically with opportunities to take on dynamic new business roles. In this week’s episode, Shawn Loftus, USAA Life Insurance Company’s chief actuary and senior vice president, helps us explore the effects of these changes on the professionals themselves and explains what skills an “exponential actuary” needs. Our Deloitte roundtable keeps the conversation going by breaking down what an “exponential professional” looks like across industries and the skill sets required to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Bring the technology into the workplace. Try. Pilot. Experiment.
From jobs to superjobs
As organizations embrace and adopt robotics and AI, they’re finding that virtually every job can be redesigned—creating new categories of work, including hybrid jobs and “superjobs.”
From employee experience to human experience: Putting meaning back into work
What creates a positive, motivating experience at work? Mainly, it's the meaning and growth people find in the work itself—and to improve that, the entire organization has to be involved.
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