We need to overcome our natural tendency to under-prepare for emergencies; workers and teams need to think differently about how, where, and when they work; and organizations need to shift to a new way of thinking about work roles.
We need to overcome our natural tendency to under-prepare for emergencies; workers and teams need to think differently about how, where, and when they work; and organizations need to shift to a new way of thinking about work roles.
This session, led by Gary A. Bolles, aims to cover the following points: We need to overcome our natural tendency to under-prepare for emergencies; workers and teams need to think differently about how, where, and when they work; and organizations need to shift to a new way of thinking about work roles. Gary A. Bolles is the Chair for the Future of Work for SU, focusing on the strategies to help create a human-centric future of work for individuals, organizations, communities, and countries.
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