This is always a difficult feat, but one compounded by the potential anxiety about the new technologies that will form part of this shift.
For while in our private lives we readily embrace technology and the conveniences it facilitates – smartphones, Alexa, the myriad social media platforms, and if we travel, Uber and Airbnb – professionally, we are wary of it, perhaps feeling, as Karl Marx did that “machinery does not just act as a superior competitor to the worker, always on the point of making him superfluous.” Such fears can lead to resistance or, in extreme cases, obstruction, to your efforts.