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"The pace of change in the way that we work is accelerating faster than what leaders ever imagined possible. What felt like radical shifts driven by the pandemic ended up being the beginning of empowering individuals to do their best work while also leading better lives. But achieving true flexibility -- not only in where but critically when people work -- requires overcoming decades of reflexes leaders have built up around "the right way to work" based on 9-to-5 days full of meetings in office buildings. And it requires building new reflexes, new skills, new strengths -- moving from resistance to re-design -- to lead with purpose, to coach rather than tell, and to believe that by letting go, you'll get more back. This is a how to-book that empowers leaders with the tools and tips to do better for their people and, in turn, their businesses. The insights draw from extensive original global research from Future Forum and case studies from a wide range of companies like Levi's, Genentech, Salesforce, Slack, Royal Bank of Canada, and IBM, "-- Provided by publisher

First book of its kind; detailing mining disasters from the 1900s to the 1980s

This book is chock-full of the biggest superstars of the NBA, as well as a 10-page primer on the parts of the game that matter most to kids.

Third edition of the illustrated guide to the greatest payers in the NBA right now, featuring 130 action photographs and 50 player profiles.

A leading expert in cyberspace policy shows how governments are waging war online-and the chilling implications for geopolitics, economic stability, and national security.

Heavily illustrated with a number of unseen images from the authors own archive, this title covers mining regions in Scotland, northern England, the midlands, Wales, Cumbria and Somerset. Many books cover the mines but this focuses on the miners themselves.

The stars and stories of mixed martial arts - one of the fastest-growing sports in the world.

Comprehensive introduction to researching coalminers and coalmining history Identifies key coalmining sources for family historians Insight into the working lives and experiences of coalminers

Examining Walter Benjamin's contributions to cultural criticism in relation to the works of Max Ernst, Adolf Loos, Le Corbusier and Sigfried Giedion, this book situates Benjamin's work within the developments in architecture and urbanism.

This work provides a comprehensive account of 20th-century coal mining disasters in South Yorkshire. It features many previously unpublished illustrations and is based on original research by a well-known local historian.