The modern world of work
I can recognise how the workplace has changed over time and the implications of modern-day working.
The modern world of work
I can recognise how the workplace has changed over time and the implications of modern-day working.
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Key learning points
- Traditional teams often operate in fixed locations and face-to-face communication.
- Modern teams are frequently remote or hybrid, using digital tools for collaboration.
- Advantages of modern day working include; increased productivity, enhanced customer service.
- Disadvantages of modern day working include; employee burnout, employee isolation and increased demand on IT systems.
Keywords
Organisation - an individual or group of people working together towards a shared purpose.
Stakeholder - an individual, group or organisation that has a vested interest in a business or project.
Common misconception
Modern technology has improved individuals' working lives in all aspects.
There are some negative impacts of modern-day technology on the workplace and individual workers. These include fewer opportunities for face-to-face communication and 24/7 connectivity.
To help you plan your year 10 computing lesson on: The modern world of work, download all teaching resources for free and adapt to suit your pupils' needs...
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
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Assessment exit quiz
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a person or group with a vested interest in a business or project
a group of people working together towards a shared purpose
stress caused by overwork or constant connectivity
feeling disconnected due to remote or hybrid working