Work In Progress
Al DeaA newsletter about the changing world of work and the intersection of talent, leadership, and culture. A must-read for forward-thinking leaders who want to develop their people and organization.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 246 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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What To Do When The Old Playbook Stops Working
Hello,
This week I’ll be in San Francisco, first to facilitate an offsite for a team in the middle of an AI transformation, and then to speak on a panel about Human+AI teaming at Human+Tech Week. If you’d like to join, use code ALD to save...
In an Uncertain World, Create Your Own Opportunities
One of the bigger mindset shifts I made was learning how to become an opportunity generator.
Early on in my life and career, I thought that getting opportunities to stand out, advance in my career, or just be successful was about doing gre...
What Do We Owe Each Other at Work?
Something I’ve been thinking a lot about lately is this idea of what is human work and what are human skills.
As someone who goes to a lot of conferences and events, who hosts a podcast called The Edge of Work where I talk a lot about the...
To Lead Change, Start By Seeing Someone's Context
A leader I’m working with is in the middle of a difficult change initiative. After a wave of layoffs, reorgs, and shifting strategic priorities, she needs to move her team in a new direction, and she needs them to get on board.
The challen...
Is Friction A Bad Thing?
Last week, I attended the ASU-GSV Summit in San Diego, California. This was my first time attending, though I’ve followed coverage of it for over a decade. If you’re not familiar, ASU-GSV is pretty much the largest conference in the EdTech...
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Founder @ The Edge of Work. I help leaders and organizations adapt to change, and spot what's new and next.
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