The adaptation advantage : let go, learn fast, and thrive in the future of work / Heather E. McGowan and Chris Shipley.
"Three profound and fast-moving changes are disrupting work and society, and in the process stripping us of our comfortable work-centric identities. First, our mental models of employment and education are still based on institutions developed in the early twentieth century, as work first moved...
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Hoboken, New Jersey :
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[2020]
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Table of Contents:
- The world is fast : technology is changing everything and planting opportunity everywhere
- The only things moving faster than technology are cultural and social norms
- You're already adapting and not even noticing
- Getting comfortable with adaptation : the slowest rate of change is happening now
- What do you do for a living? The question that traps us in the past
- Finding the courage to let go of occupational identity
- Learning fast : why an agile learning mindset is essential
- Rise of the humans : developing your creativity, empathy, and other uniquely human capabilities
- Leading in continuous change : modeling vulnerability, learning from failure, and providing the psychological safety that builds trusting teams
- The adaptive organization : creating the capacity to change at the speed of technology, market, and social evolution
- Capability is king : looking beyond the resume to design your adaptive team
- Getting ready to seize your adaptation advantage.