January 2026
Intermediate to advanced
776 pages
29h 22m
English
This part covers what McKinsey & Co, the management consultants, called in 2024 the ‘skills revolution’, a notion that emerged from a work by Jesuthasan and Boudreau (2023) – work without jobs. The latter pointed out (p xiii) that:
The traditional work operating system bundles workers capabilities to fixed units because workers in the traditional work system are ‘job holders’. Their skills and capabilities are matched to jobs when they enter, and it is a series of jobs that define their careers.
Jesuthasan and Kapilashrami (2024: 36) observed that: ‘The traditional system of jobs and job holders is far less agile ...
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