Can Social Help Drive Progress in Future Work?
Given how key learning is to the future of work, it’s instructional to look at the way many Chinese companies have made learning desirable by building social motivations as a central driver and a core part of the business model – and glean inspiration to help improve future work, too.
Leadership ForbesWomen Can Social Help Drive Progress in Future Work? By Lan Xuezhao , Former Contributor. Sep 20, 2018, 12:26pm EDT Sep 20, 2018, 06:26pm EDT This article is more than 7 years old. As we look toward the future of work, some of the things we must continue to improve upon are making work more enjoyable and learning more desirable . Because roles, job functions, and individual needs and capabilities will continue to change faster and more frequently, it’s imperative that people want to expand their knowledge and skill set. While we can’t impart our own motives or incentives onto
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