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Humanity Works

Merging Technologies and People for the Workforce of the Future

Alexandra Levit

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Humanity Works
Demographic Shifts
Aging Workforce
Generational Handover
Talent Shortages
Industry 4.0
Automation
Shifting Skill Demands
Affective Computing
Human-Machine Synergy
AI Limitations
Human Oversight
Future-Proof Skills
Fluid Work Environments
Coworking Spaces
Telecommuting Tech
Gig Economy Expansion
Career Customization
The Corporate Lattice
Retention Strategy
Data-Driven Roles
Organizational Culture
Design Thinking
Agile Management
Cultural Importance
Modern Leadership
Flat Hierarchies
Gen Z Values
Gender Diversity
Brand & Boundaries
The Rateocracy
Authentic Reputation
Right to Disconnect

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Humanity Works Summary & Overview

Humanity Works (2018) presents a critical examination of the future of work. Blending academic research with real-world examples, this forward-looking book explores how new technologies will augment human traits to transform even the most established industries.

Who Should Listen to Humanity Works?

  • Anyone interested in the future of work
  • Leaders of innovative and competitive organizations
  • Ambitious workers navigating the changing professional landscape

About the Author: Alexandra Levit

Alexandra Levit is a best-selling author, consultant and futurist dedicated to helping Fortune 500 companies remain competitive and agile in the changing landscape of work. Her published works include They Don’t Teach Corporate in College and syndicated columns in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times.

 

© Alexandra Levit, 2018. This Summary of Humanity Works is published by arrangement with Kogan Page.

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