Lynda Gratton, Professor at London Business School, And I Discuss How Life and Work Have Changed
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This was such a fun discussion: Lynda Gratton, who wrote The Hundred Year Life, and I discuss the new world of work, careers, and policy issues we face. As I discuss in the beginning, the changing demographics and demands workers are essentially forcing companies to become what we call “Dynamic Organizations.” Note that this week Bayer jumped into this new world, following companies like Telstra, Unilever. Schneider Electric, HSBC, and many others. Additional Information About Lynda Gratton Bayer adopts the Dynamic Organization model – cutting bosses The Dynamic Organization Research Understanding the Pixelated Workforce The New Deal of Work (Diane Gherson)
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