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Rebooting Work: Transform How You Work in the Age of Entrepreneurship
Rebooting Work: Transform How You Work in the Age of Entrepreneurship
Rebooting Work: Transform How You Work in the Age of Entrepreneurship
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Rebooting Work: Transform How You Work in the Age of Entrepreneurship

Written by Carlye Adler and Maynard Webb

Narrated by Brad Lawrence

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To remain competitive as the job market rebounds, both leaders and individuals need to reconcieve the idea of how we work. Although we are living in an entirely new era of computing with entirely new tools and possibilities, we are viewing work the same way we always have. We have one job; we go to work; we put in set hours. This is the same way we worked 100 years ago. Its time to recognize that we can no longer tackle todays issues with antiquated solutions. Maynard Webb, called a clear leader in the future of work by Surj Patel of GigaOm, offers a compelling look at the changing nature of work and shares ideas and lessons learned over an exciting, varied, and unlikely career. Through rich examples in technology, education, medicine and nonprofits, Webb clearly explains these changesand why they matter. Most importantly, Webb reveals how workers can leverage these changes and improve their careers and their lives. In this book, Webb demonstrates how to harness technology in a way that will make our companies more profitable, our country more competitive, and our environment better off. It will allow people to become more productive at work and also spend more time with their families at home. It shows that the next killer app is work. Webb identifies that a paradigm shift is already under way. But this book isnt just a big picture of what is happening. Through a unique framework, Webb identifies 4 different philosophies around work. It organizes those who are self-motivated versus those who are waiting to be discovered and aims to give readers the tools to become more self-actualized, happier and more fulfilled in their careers. With personalzied worksheets and empowering action-oriented advice, this book demonstrates how we can leverage this transformation to create better job opportunities and foster more balanced lives.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherAscent Audio
Release dateJul 20, 2020
ISBN9781663701091
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Carlye Adler

Carlye Adler is an award-winning journalist and New York Times bestselling coauthor/collaborator of several books, including Dear Founder. She lives in Connecticut with her husband and two daughters.

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    The strength of Maynard Webb’s book "Rebooting Work" is the process it provides for rethinking work. Webb provides a framework and a methodology for creating a new personal paradigm that empowers the individual to create work that is meaningful and fulfilling. He inspires readers to take responsibility for their lives and careers and avoid falling into the role of victim. He also outlines how companies need to re-envision the workplace if they hope to attract and retain the best employees. He argues that we are in the age of entrepreneurship. Today’s workplace must be a meritocracy. Rewards are to go to those who produce and contribute. Simply putting in time does not cut it. He also argues that technology allows individuals the freedom to work from anywhere and makes it more possible than ever to have it all—a rewarding career and a satisfying personal life. The book’s weakness is that Webb writes as though everyone works in the technology field. Those whose career dreams fall outside the high tech industry may have difficulty translating Webb’s advice to their situations. Nonetheless, the book holds value for these readers if they focus on what Webb has to say about rethinking work and career.