Solving for X, Episode 5: The Adaptable Problem-Solving Future of a STEM Workforce - a podcast by Advanced Technology Academic Research Center (ATARC)
from 2022-10-13T13:33:51
Is it possible that as younger workers shift from role to role, this might be a net positive for teams and organizations? This week Nina and Chris sit down with Heidi Halvarson, Philanthropy Program Manager with the Medtronic Foundation and self-proclaimed “Federal Fangirl”. As a leader in the non-profit sector, Heidi brings a unique, sector switching cross-sectional perspective on the next generation of problem solvers, federal leaders, and STEM subject matter experts. Join us as Heidi explores what X means in the future of more creative, adaptive, fluid, and equitable STEM workforce development.
Links:
Medtronic Foundation: https://foundation.medtronic.com/us-en/index.html
Connect with Heidi:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/heidijedlickahalvarson
Connect with Nina and Chris:
Nina Bianchi:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bianchininafuture/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/NinaFuture
Christopher Crist: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-crist-a1544a135/
Episode Highlights:
- 1:45 The future worker is the most diverse and most impacted by the mental health and climate crisis.
- 2:45 How do we reach people at a younger age to help shape the future STEM workforce?
- 6:00 The cradle to career journey begins with early childhood education.
- 10:35 Talent planning for Millennials as trisector athletes.
- 11:50 The kindergartener today will be the scientist taking care of you when you’re old!
- 12:15 What it means to be a “Federal Government Fan Girl”
- 17:05 How do we incentivize our benefits package and invest in our workforce?
- 19:10 How does workforce experience impact the customer experience?
- 24:00 Socially conscious and mission driven will be the new generation of worker
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