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Synopsis

To remain competitive as the job market rebounds, both leaders and  individuals need to reconcieve the idea of how we  work. Although we are living in an entirely new era of  computing with entirely new tools and possibilities, we are viewing  work the same way we always have. We have one job; we go to  work; we put in set hours. This is the same way we worked 100 years  ago. Its time to recognize that we can no longer tackle  todays issues with antiquated solutions.   Maynard Webb, called a clear leader in the future of  work by Surj Patel of GigaOm, offers a compelling look at  the changing nature of work and shares ideas and lessons learned  over an exciting, varied, and unlikely career. Through rich  examples in technology, education, medicine and nonprofits, Webb  clearly explains these changesand why they matter. Most  importantly, Webb reveals how workers can leverage these changes  and improve their careers and their lives.  In this book, Webb demonstrates how to harness technology in a  way that will make our companies more profitable, our country more  competitive, and our environment better off. It will allow people  to become more productive at work and also spend more time with  their families at home. It shows that the next killer app is  work.  Webb identifies that a paradigm shift is already under way. But  this book isnt just a big picture of what is happening.  Through a unique framework, Webb identifies 4 different  philosophies around work. It organizes those who are self-motivated  versus those who are waiting to be discovered and aims to give  readers the tools to become more self-actualized, happier and more  fulfilled in their careers. With personalzied worksheets and  empowering action-oriented advice, this book demonstrates  how we can leverage this transformation to create better job  opportunities and foster more balanced lives.

Durée: environ 5 heures (05:26:48)
Date de publication: 20/07/2020; Unabridged; Copyright Year: 2020. Copyright Statment: —

• Business et Économie