Song of Significance
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An urgent manifesto for teams and leaders facing unprecedented
challenges, from the bestselling author of Linchpin and Tribes What
if we could create the best job someone ever had? What if we had
that job? The workplace has undergone a massive shift. Remote work
and economic instability have depressed innovation and left us
disconnected and disengaged. Paychecks no longer buy loyalty,
happiness, and effort. Alarmed managers are responding with harsh
top-down edicts, layoffs, surveillance and mandatory meetings.
Workers are responding by quiet quitting and working their wage.
There is a better answer, a human answer, and it is within
everyone’s reach. In The Song of Significance, legendary author and
business thinker Seth Godin brings us a powerful vision of how we
can change the course. The choice is simple: either we keep
treating people as disposable, and join in the AI-fueled race to
the bottom—or we come together to build
a&,nbsp,significant&,nbsp,organization that enrolls,
empowers, and trusts everyone to deliver their best work, no matter
where they are. In Godin's signature style, the book outlines a
series of practical yet game-changing commitments we must make, and
a list of organizational milestones on the way to significance.
This is a book to share with bosses and co-workers, to discuss and
put to action. We have a choice to make about how we spend our
days, and it’s within our power to make things better – for
everyone. Because as Godin writes, “Humans aren’t a resource. They
are the point.”About the Author Seth Godin is the author of 21
international bestsellers that have changed the way people think
about work. His books have been translated into 38
languages.&,nbsp,Godin writes one of the most popular marketing
blogs in the world, and two of his TED talks are among the most
popular of all time. He is the founder of the altMBA, the social
media pioneer Squidoo, and Yoyodyne, one of the first internet
companies. Find out more at seths.blog.