Mauro Guillén

In this episode, Guy Kawasaki interviews Mauro Guillén, the Dean of the University of Cambridge Business School. They discuss the importance of health span over lifespan, the benefits of a multigenerational workforce, preparing for the future job market, the impact of speaking a second language, fighting unconscious biases, the damaging effects of ageism, and adapting to a rapidly changing world.

Mauro Guillén, Wharton professor, discusses the concept of perennials who defy generational stereotypes and embrace flexibility in various aspects of life. They explore the need for cultural change, government policies, and organizational restructuring to fully embrace a post-generational society. They also discuss the changing landscape of retirement in a world with increased life expectancy and the role of technology in creating new opportunities for seniors.

Mauro Guillén, a renowned Spanish-American sociologist and former dean of Cambridge Business School, joins the conversation to explore generational trends impacting modern society. He discusses the dramatic shift from multi-generational households to nuclear families and its implications for relationships. Mauro emphasizes the importance of flexibility and adaptability in today's ever-changing world. He also delves into gender inequalities in the labor market and the importance of personal growth through open-mindedness as we age. A thought-provoking dialogue for navigating contemporary life!

Join Mauro Guillén, a renowned Spanish-American sociologist and former dean of Cambridge Business School, as he dives into the fascinating dynamics of generational trends. The conversation unfolds significant demographic shifts, highlighting the decline in birth rates and the implications of an aging society. Mauro discusses the isolation faced by retirees and the effects of technology on community ties. He also explores the rise of lifelong learning among older adults and the evolving family structures, offering insights into how these trends will shape our future.

Author Mauro Guillén discusses his book on a post-generational society, challenging generational labels and seeking flexibility. He emphasizes the importance of embracing opportunities and overcoming barriers, analyzing mega trends like increasing lifespan and technological change. The podcast also delves into creating flexibility at macro and micro levels, including climate change and emerging markets.