5 Changes Leaders Will Need To Make In Order To Survive The Future Of Work

Ravin Jesuthasan, Fast Company
Wed, 10/02/2024 - 7:00am

These are the fundamental skills leaders will need in order to survive, and thrive, in the future of work. Many leaders have spent their careers under a work model focused on jobs centered on a command-and-control hierarchy. Reorienting to a more agile, skills-powered model will be a major paradigm shift for them.

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