Description
A bold and contrarian book about the skills and mindset required to succeed in the modern world.
Being an expert is no longer a guarantee of success.
This book is a manifesto for non-expertise, deviance and multi-disciplines — a reflection of the digital society we live in.
Full of fascinating anecdotes and stories, and interviews with leading thinkers.
Book Details
Publisher: LID Publishing
ISBN: 978-1-912555-39-0
FORMAT: 198 x 129mm
Bookbinding: Paperback
Number of pages: 256 pp
AUTHORS
Kenneth Mikkelsen is a consultant who specializes in organizational design and corporate culture. He lives in Denmark.
Richard Martin is a freelance writer. He lives in the UK.
Additional information
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