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Author EDWARD D. HESS

Title HYPER-LEARNING;HOW TO ADAPT TO THE SPEED OF CHANGE
Published SAN FRANCISCO : BERRETT-KOEHLER, 2020

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Contents Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- PROLOGUE -- PART 1: HYPER-LEARNING REQUIRES A NEW WAY OF BEING -- CHAPTER 1: Achieving Inner Peace -- CHAPTER 2: Adopting a Hyper Learning Mindset -- CHAPTER 3: Behaving Like a Hyper Learner -- CHAPTER 4: The Susan Sweeney Personal Transformation Story -- CHAPTER 5: The Mrvin Riley Personal Transformation Story -- PART 2: HYPER-LEARNING REQUIRES A NEW WAY OF WORKING -- CHAPTER 6: Humanizing the Workplace -- CHAPTER 7: Creating Caring, Trusting Team -- CHAPTER 8: Having High-Quality, Making-Meaning Conversations
CHAPTER 9: EnPro Industries: Enabling the Full Release of Human Possibility -- CHAPTER 10: Hyper-Learning Practices -- CHAPTER 11: The Adam Hansen Personal Transformation Story -- EPILOGUE -- NOTES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z -- ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Summary "How do we save our jobs from the robots? Darden School of Business Professor Edward Hess says we can keep our jobs by consciously and continuously developing the qualities that make us human, and hyper-learning is the key"-- Provided by publisher
Subject Employees -- Effect of technological innovations on.
Organizational change.
Learning.
Intellectual capital.
Human capital.
Employees -- Effect of technological innovations on
Human capital
Intellectual capital
Learning
Organizational change
Form Electronic book
ISBN 1523089253
9781523089253
9781523089260
1523089261