Thou shalt not exploit workers in the 4th Industrial Revolution. The Great Resignation has opened people's eyes as to what is possible when workers push back--when they say enough is enough. Since its start, more than 50 million Americans have voluntarily left their jobs. Many cited dehumanizing conditions and lack of respect from their employer as reasons. Want your new hires to feel like more than cogs in the machine?

Automation will drastically alter the workplace of the future. The number of processing jobs will shrink, but the ability to analyze, interpret, and think creatively will be even more prized. John Wasik's insightful Winning in the Robotic Workplace will help you get on the winning side of this powerful trend.

Throughout history, different eras have begotten different heroes of productivity in industry. In the 80s, the stock broker was the rock star of the business world. In the late 90s and 2000s, it was the computer programmer. For the last decade or so, it's been the data scientist. As the work of data scientists and engineers creates the Automation Age, the next industrial rock star will be the customer service specialist.