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Our sixth Christmas guest editor is Dr Anne-Marie Amalfadon.

Anne-Marie describes herself as a technologist.

She's also a chief executive and author,

and she's co-presented the TV show Countdown.

She was so good at maths that she appeared on today as an 11-year-old about taking her

GCSEs early. Her program takes opportunity as the central theme. In this podcast of the highlights of her

show, there'll be opportunities to think about how we work, how we fund science, and how we

recognise the achievements of women which have been lost to history. Ten years ago, Anne-Marie started the STEMettes, a social enterprise which helps young women

and non-binary people prepare for careers in the STEM subjects, science, technology, engineering

and maths.

The STEM-ets have recently taken part in a national pilot of a four-day working week, something

they're planning to adopt.

And for her guest edit, Anne-Marie wanted to look at future opportunities in work, with the help

of questions from some of the Stemets.

And she put these questions to Anna Thomas, director of the Institute for the Future of Work.

I'd be honest, Anna, I'm really excited to have you on.

I'm excited to have a conversation about what happens next at work.

When we think about my five-year-olds that I have across the METs that we work with across the

country, there are new jobs all the time. The workplace is constantly shifting. roles are being

created and fundamentally evolving as well. What do we think the world of work is going to look like for these five,

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