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Abstract

Market and demographic trends have converged to force a realignment of workplace norms and practices with the realities of today''s nontraditional workforce. This new workforce imperative means the conventional ladder culture that most twenty-first-century business leaders have accepted is no longer a sufficient model. Instead, the authors advocate a lattice-like model - along with the supporting framework, approach, and processes - that will help identify, develop and advance talent in ways that go well beyond the one-off marginal system of flexible work arrangements. Mass career customization (MCC) is that framework, and its core characteristics, principles, and elements are described in this chapter.

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Abstract

Market and demographic trends have converged to force a realignment of workplace norms and practices with the realities of today''s nontraditional workforce. This new workforce imperative means the conventional ladder culture that most twenty-first-century business leaders have accepted is no longer a sufficient model. Instead, the authors advocate a lattice-like model - along with the supporting framework, approach, and processes - that will help identify, develop and advance talent in ways that go well beyond the one-off marginal system of flexible work arrangements. Mass career customization (MCC) is that framework, and its core characteristics, principles, and elements are described in this chapter.

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