The future of work starts right here, right now.

This manifesto is about the future of work in a post-­Cluetrain world. This manifesto is also about an emerging ideology of business, where people are at the center of a human ecosystem instead of boxed into a mecha­nical system.

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Statistics on Women at Work

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“Women today are making professional strides at an unprecedented level. Women are starting businesses at 1.5 times the national average, a 20 percent increase over the last decade. Women are also pursuing higher education in record numbers; women now hold more bachelors and graduate degrees than men. There is still a disparity in earnings and leadership titles across genders, but there are more outspoken advocates of professional women than ever before. Notable leaders like Arianna Huffington, Sheryl Sandberg, Rachel Sklar, and Sarah Blakely help fuel this conversation in the media and champion for the advancement of women everywhere.”

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How’s your community manager doing?

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Are you giving your social media or community manager the support they need to do the job you hired them for?

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Are Digital Badges and DIY Learning the Future of Education?

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Maggie McGary explores the concept of DIY Learning and asks whether this could be the future of associations.

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Mission Driven or People Driven?

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In “association worldview,” identifying with being “mission-driven,” is often a code for committing to the association’s rather than the member’s agenda.

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