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  The Future of Work - Attract New...

  Jacob Morgan

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  The workplace is drastically changing. Managers have more direct reports than before the recession, Millennials will soon out number all other generations at work, businesses have the new technology and tools to boost performance, cut costs, and give employees more freedom over their own projects, and of course, our ability to work from anyplace, at any time.   In order for businesses to succeed in this new environment, employees, managers, and organizations as a whole need to redefine what it means to work. The Future of Work explores the new behaviors, new technologies, and the new people entering the workforce, focusing on:    How the traditional command and control leadership model is dead  Working with and for Millennials, who expect to be doing meaningful work, share their voice, and want rapid feedback  How to adapt to the mobile worker  How to succeed when the corporate ladder is replaced by employees creating their own way  Why the future of work is about sharing information and not hoarding it  How new technologies are reshaping the way we communicate by forcing an open environment of collaboration among all levels    The Future of Work is about what we can do to reach our bottom line while empowering our employees across the board, creating not only profitable businesses and meaningful work, but an environment to attract and keep the best talent.

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  VUCA Revolution - Young...

  Natalie F. Reynolds

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  Embark on a journey through today's dynamic world with "V.U.C.A. Revolution: Young Generations in a Dynamic World." This enlightening exploration delves into the complexities of our V.U.C.A. (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) landscape, offering insights on society, work, and the young generations navigating it. Discover the origins and implications of the V.U.C.A. world, as well as the divergent yet interconnected experiences of Millennials and Gen Z. Uncover strategies for thriving amidst turbulence, including insights on mental health, resilience, and adaptability. Explore the impact of technology, the future of work, sustainable living, and financial literacy. Delve into the transformation of education and the importance of creativity, innovation, and meaningful relationships. Each chapter emphasizes essential skills for personal and professional growth, culminating in a call to embrace change as a constant. With a comprehensive appendix of resources, this book is an indispensable guide for anyone seeking to conquer the V.U.C.A. landscape and thrive in an unpredictable world. Join the revolution, where young minds craft paths of innovation, resilience, and hope.

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  Million Dollar Contracting - How...

  Kim Hopkins

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  Do you want to build financial success for your business as a contractor? 
  This book is your ultimate guide in starting a successful contracting business. Kim Hopkins shares the things he wishes he had known when he was just starting up his business. With decades of experience in the industry, Kim provides the most essential knowledge that can help you from marketing, leadership, management, and financial success in the contracting industry! 
  From the Author: 
  Million Dollar Contracting covers everything I didn’t know when I started my own contracting company. If I had known what’s in this book, I would have saved my first 20 years of struggling. Whether you’re just starting a contracting company, want to expand, or are struggling, this book will give you a big leg up on success. If you put the principles of this book into practice, you can build financial success for you and your family and, like the author, become a millionaire. 
  In this book, you will learn:Critical steps when starting a contracting company46 tested methods for getting more workHow to attract the customers who will give you profitable jobsGetting and keeping repeat customersHow to get more positive online reviews and how to avoid bad reviewsBidding jobs more efficiently, including when not to bid a jobCollecting money from slow-paying or non-paying customersFinding, Hiring, and keeping great employeesHow to Salvage a struggling companyHow to turn you contracting company into a money-making machine 
  This is for the individuals in the contracting industry or anyone who is trying to level up their game in business. In this book, Kim Hopkins provides the principles and practices that have helped him in maintaining his business at the top. To learn more, grab a copy now!

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  Customer Service: 101 - A...

  David Elliot

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  Customer service is often forgotten, but it's crucial for maintaining a healthy business. In this book, I will provide a step-by-step guide to customer service that will set your employees up for success from the beginning. I'll go over everything from how to hire the appropriate people, what they need to know before they start their job and how to properly mentor them once they're onboard. By the end of this book, you'll have an employee team that knows what customer service is all about and has the knowledge and skills needed to execute it daily.

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  The Brain Savers - How a Scrappy...

  Colin T. McDonald, Bonnie...

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  A FULL CAST PERFORMANCE, FEATURING HOLLYWOOD ACTORS, SOUND EFFECTS, AND AN ORIGINAL SCORE! 
  From the authors of the New York Times bestseller, The Barefoot Spirit, and the Audie Award finalist, genre-bending audiobook of the same name, comes a story of vision and invention, failure and setbacks, mistakes and lessons. Business Audio Theatre presents a Sherwood Players Production, The Brain Savers, the true story of how a scrappy startup used technology to put the humanity of patients first and ended up changing medicine forever. 
  Amid the internet boom of the mid-2000s, a band of entrepreneurs stood at the intersection of medicine, technology, and business. They saw a solution to the crucial problems of emergency care, which was too often handicapped by underfunding, overscheduled specialists, archaic practices, and onerous equipment. Through pioneering telemedicine and new inventions like the portable CT scanner, the founders of Specialists on Call (S.O.C.) did more than just make emergency care better, faster, and more humane; they brought health care, which is often described as the slowest industry in America to change, into the 21st Century.   
  This is Dr. Colin McDonald’s story of how S.O.C. came to be. After leaving a cushy teaching position at Harvard, it took years of pursuing a single objective, then changing on a dime, to create S.O.C. In the end, what he created was a system that saved lives—and continues to save lives today. 
  Some of these hard-learned lessons are complex, while others are so timeless they almost sound cliché (“trust your vision and your moral compass, change when you must, just keep going”), but they are far from cliché for the founders of S.O.C. Theirs is a story of people with imagination and drive who wanted to make the world better, who trusted their ideas and each other, and who, despite everything, kept on going!

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  Summary: Who Moved My Cheese? -...

  Brook Bryant

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  Disclaimer: This is not the official book; but a summary & it does NOT accompany the official. 
  Venture into the allegorical maze of 'Who Moved My Cheese?' and uncover profound wisdom about change and how to adapt swiftly. In this succinct summary, follow the narrative of four characters, each representing distinct responses to change, as they navigate the labyrinth in pursuit of cheese - a metaphor for what we seek in life. 
  Spencer Johnson and Kenneth Blanchard present a deceptively simple tale with universal implications. From personal upheavals to workplace transitions, 'Who Moved My Cheese?' illustrates the varied reactions to change and offers invaluable insights on how to anticipate, adapt to, and even enjoy change. 
  Rather than being immobilized by the shifting sands of time, learn to move with the cheese. This summary encapsulates the key teachings of the book, reminding us that change is inevitable but suffering is optional. Equip yourself with the wisdom to find new cheese and thrive in any circumstance.

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