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Metaskills Five Talents For The Robotic Age Meta Skills Marty Neumeier

Name: Metaskills Five Talents For The Robotic Age Meta Skills Marty Neumeier
SKU: BELL-52954154
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (86 reviews)

SKU: BELL-52954154

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Metaskills Five Talents For The Robotic Age Meta Skills Marty Neumeier instant download after payment.

Publisher: New Riders Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.11 MB

Pages: 416

Author: Marty Neumeier

ISBN: 9780321898678, 0321898672

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Metaskills Five Talents For The Robotic Age Meta Skills Marty Neumeier by Marty Neumeier 9780321898678, 0321898672 instant download after payment.

The Industrial Age has taught us how to break problems into parts, but not how to build parts into solutions. We're baffled when we're confronted with complex challenges like recession, political gridlock, climate change, childhood obesity, pollution, and failing schools. Neumeier suggests that these problems are merely symptoms of a much larger problem - our inability to deal with interconnected, non-linear, and amorphous challenges. It's not that our problems are too difficult, he argues, but that our skills are too basic.