Description
America’s workforce is changing fast, and with it the rules of work. In this provocative exploration, Daniel H. Pink traces how “free agents”—independent, project-based workers who operate outside traditional employment—have become a defining force in the modern economy. Through a high-level look at the forces behind this shift, the book shows how free agency is reshaping companies, industries, and the very meaning of career stability. Blending clear economic insight with an accessible, forward-looking style, it highlights themes of autonomy, incentives, and organizational adaptation—offering a practical lens for leaders and workers navigating a new world of work.
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paperback
Warner Books
Published Jan 1, 2001
356 pages
ISBN: 9780446525237
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First Published
2001
Language
eng
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