Life Is Friends a Complete Guide to the Lost Art of Connecting in Person

"A practical guide for leaders to finish using engineering science equally a crutch and start edifice 18-carat connections with their teams."

―Adam Grant,  New York Times Bestselling writer of Requite And Take

Washington Post bestseller & A Fiscal Times Business Book of the Calendar month

Back to Human explains how a more than socially connected workforce creates greater fulfillment, productivity, and engagement while preventing burnout and turnover. New York Times bestselling author Dan Schawbel guides the adjacent generation of leaders to create a workplace where teammates feel genuinely connected, engaged, and empowered to grow strong interpersonal skills rather than relying on technology. Based on Schawbel's sectional enquiry studies–featuring the perspectives of over 2,000 managers and employees across different age groups and from the US, UK, China, Bharat, Brazil and other countries–Back to Human reveals why electronic and virtual advice, though vital and useful, actually contributes to a stronger sense of isolation at work than ever earlier. The corporate cultures nosotros are experiencing correct now need to change, and Schawbel offers a new leadership model featuring The Work-Life Balance Myth (we should consider piece of work-life integration instead, which creates more than synergies between all areas of your life and puts you in control of how you lot classify your time), Shared Learning (how sharing knowledge allows you to stay relevant despite industry disruptions), and more. The book includes:

  • Interviews with 100 leaders from notable companies including Facebook, Honeywell, HBO, Starbucks, Full general Mills, GE, Nike, American Express, Four Seasons, Walmart, TIME, LinkedIn, and The U.S. Air Force.
  • A self-assessment chosen "The Work Connectivity Index" that measures that forcefulness of team relationships.
  • Exercises, examples and activities that readers tin work on individually, or as a squad, which will help them amend their leadership skills.
  • Tips and strategies on how to increment personal productivity, be more

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The Millennial 100

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When researching for the book, Dan Schawbel interviewed 100 of the peak young global leaders to acquire well-nigh how they manage engineering and connect with their teammates. This select grouping, called The Millennial 100 or #M100, represents some of the near notable companies in the world including Starbucks, Walmart, Facebook, Google, Johnson & Johnson, Warber Parker and Nike.


Take the WCI

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The Work Connectivity Index (WCI) is a cocky-assessment that measures the strength of your relationships at piece of work. Have the cess to get your connectivity score and read Dorsum to Man to larn how you can improve your score to exist more fulfilled and successful at work!


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Dan Schawbel partnered with LinkedIn Learning and Lynda to create a video course based on Back to Man chosen "Emerging Leader Foundations." The grade is nearly l minutes in length and was created to assistance you lot build stronger relationships with your teammates.


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Recognition

  • Washington Post Non-fiction Bestseller: #9
  • Financial Times Volume of the Calendar month Selection: November 2018
  • Forbes "Best Leadership Books for New Managers" – 2019
  • Soundview 30 best business books of the yr

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  • Ecoa (9/1/2020) – Back to work has app bank check-in and glass dividers betwixt bays
  • CNET (half dozen/17/2020) – The loneliness paradox
  • Valor International (five/25/2020) – The home role is hither to stay
  • The Economic Tiems (five/23/2020) – The future of work volition be more remote
  • Harvard Business Review "Fomo Sapiens Podcast (iv/16/2020) – Working from Dwelling and Visitor Civilization
  • Raconteur (4/7/2020) – Is tech making you alone at work?
  • Thrive Global (3/13/2020) – How to stay healthy and productive when working from home in the historic period of coronavirus pandemic
  • SHRM (3/iv/2020) – Managing workers who are older and more experienced than yous
  • CBS News (1/ix/2020) – Robots: Now coming to a workplace near you
  • Next Avenue (12/6/2019) – Work From Home? How About Work From Anywhere?
  • Immature and Profiting Podcast (12/half-dozen/2019) – The Art of Talent Stacking
  • CNBC (xi/7/2019) – These American workers are the nigh agape of A.I. taking their jobs
  • Reuters (10/25/2019) – Despite robot efficiency, homo skills still affair at work
  • Deloitte Capital H Blog – Elevating the Workforce Feel: The Personal Lens
  • NBC News (ten/vii/2019) – Work remotely? Here's how to stay productive — and connected
  • Media Postal service (10/4/2019) – Open Office, Part Tech And The Death Of Creativity
  • Forenoon Brew (9/25/2019) – Dan Schawbel Only Wants You to Be a Human being
  • New York Post (9/22/2019) – How to ace a nontraditional interview
  • Workforce Magazine (9/16/2019) – Remote Employees: Out of Sight, Out of Their Minds?
  • Human Resource Executive (6/24/2019) – Why Practise So Many Teleworkers Feel Lonely and Disengaged?
  • Forbes (8/15/2019) – The best leadership books for new managers in 2019
  • SHRM (seven/20/2019) – All the lonely people
  • Maeil Business organisation Newspaper Comprehend Story, South Korea (7/17/2019) – Are y'all talking by email? That's not communication
  • SHRM (vii/13/2019) – A Managing director'southward Guide to Summer Reading
  • TechTarget (7/iii/2019) – The biggest 2020 workforce issue may exist Medicare for all
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  • Wall Street Periodical (5/ix/2019) – The Well-nigh Broken-hearted Generation Goes to Work
  • HLN Weekend Express (4/21/2019) – Digital devices in the workplace
  • Reuters (iv/12/2019) – How to create connections at piece of work in the age of isolation
  • Forbes (4/viii/2019) – Why Robots Are Really Making Work More than Homo
  • Washington Post (3/30/3019) – How you can battle burnout
  • Washington Post (3/30/3019) – From moms to medical doctors, exhaustion is everywhere these days
  • CIO.com (3/29/2019) – Shared learning: Establishing a culture of peers training peers
  • Masters of Leadership(iii/26/2019) – The Most Powerful Leadership Strategy
  • Impact Theory (iii/26/2019) – Stop Looking at Your Phone
  • INC (three/18/2019) – Why Steve Jobs Would Decline the Fashion We Utilise Our iPhones Today
  • SHRM (3/4/2019) – The next generation of courageous leaders
  • Workday Podcast (2/7/2019) – Redefining Engagement at Piece of work
  • Small Business Trends (2/4/2019) – Ameliorate Employee Productivity by Building Squad Date
  • The Small Business concern Radio Show (1/21/2019) – Combating Loneliness
  • The ONE Affair Podcast (i/21/2019) – Back to Homo
  • INC (one/fourteen/2019) – 4 Management Tricks to Make Your Employees Immediately Like You
  • Financial Grown Upwards (one/x/2019) – Finding the get out strategy to open up doors to new opportunities
  • Fast Visitor (1/nine/2019) – Why brands need to make 2019 their most human year always
  • Chase Jarvis Live (one/9/2019) – Less Phone, More Human
  • Beth Comstock'southward Changemakers Book Club (1/ix/2019) – Finding the human being connection in remote piece of work
  • Medium Magazine (January 2019 Issue) – The Workplace of the Hereafter Is Alone as Hell
  • livemint (1/8/2019) – Networking nuts y'all should not ignore
  • PR Week (1/7/2019) – Bring the man back to piece of work
  • Small Biz Daily (12/20/2018) – Business concern books for the holiday
  • INC (12/19/2018) – Loneliness Is a Growing Epidemic. Here'southward What You Can Do About it at Piece of work
  • Entrepreneur On Fire (12/17/2018) – Get Back to Human
  • Fiscal Grownup (12/15/2018) – How to brand tech more homo
  • HRD Leaders Podcast (12/fourteen/2018) – Back to Man
  • Working on Purpose (12/13/2018) – Great Leaders Can Bring Back Humanity
  • INC (12/13/2018) – 4 Uncommon Traits That Prove You Are Meant to Atomic number 82 Others
  • Business organization Insider (12/xi/2018) – A man who'south interviewed over ii,000 of the world'due south near successful people shares his 3 best pieces of career advice
  • Forbes (12/11/2018) – How To Find Greater Fulfillment At Work
  • Wisconsin Public Radio (12/vi/2018) – Maintaining Human Connections In A Digital Workplace
  • TheLadders (12/6/2018) – Applied science in the office leads to isolation. Hither'due south what you can practice
  • CNN (12/5/2018) – Why workplace loneliness is bad for concern
  • KPR Radio (12/3/2018) – Conversations: Dorsum to Human
  • INC (eleven/30/2018) – New Study: What Men, Millennials, and Introverts Crave the Most in the Workplace
  • Work and Life with Stew Friedman (11/28/2018) – Back to Human
  • KUCI 88.9fm (xi/26/2018) – Back to Human
  • Coaching for Leaders (eleven/26/2018) – How to inspire shared learning
  • INC (11/26/2018) – Technology Is Causing Exhaustion and Social Isolation in the Workplace
  • New York Post (11/26/2018) – Today's digital work landscape is making u.s. alone and less man
  • Silicon Valley Business Journal (11/23/2018) – The human bear upon
  • Jazzed About Work (11/22/2018) – Workplace Expert Dan Schawbel Advises Communicating in Person
  • Rescue Fourth dimension Blog (11/22/2018) – Fighting the "loneliness epidemic" at piece of work
  • Dov Baron'due south Full Monty Leadership (xi/22/2018) – How Neat Leaders Create Connexion
  • Direction Today (eleven/22/2018) – What CEOs are reading – November 2018
  • Real Leaders Magazine (January 2019 Event) – Reading List
  • Yahoo! Finance (11/21/2018) – Dan Schawbel talks engineering's impact on corporate civilization
  • Hr Technologist (11/21/2018) – The 2019 Leadership Imperative: Getting Back to Homo
  • Duct Tape Marketing Podcast (11/21/2018) – Using Technology to Build Connections in the Real Earth
  • The Remarkable Leadership Podcast (11/21/2018) – Creating Connexion in the Age of Isolation
  • 740 AM KTRH News Radio (eleven/21/2018) – The dark side of working remote
  • Benefits Pro (11/xx/2018) – Tech dependency, lack of friends hurt workers emotionally
  • Nobody Told Me! Podcast (11/twenty/2018) – Dan Schawbel
  • Bravo (11/20/2018) – Workers Are Feeling Really Lonely Because They Mainly Communicate Online
  • INC (xi/19/2018) – How Engineering at Work Can Damage Team Relationships
  • Cheddar (11/nineteen/2018) – Connecting with Your Coworkers in Today's Technology-Obsessed Office
  • The Jordan Harbinger Bear witness (11/19.2018) – Making Connections in the Historic period of Isolation
  • The LeadX Show (11/xix/2018) – Back to Human being
  • The v AM Miracle Podcast (11/19/2019) – Leadership in an Historic period of Isolation
  • The Bregman Leadership Podcast (11/19/2018) – Back to Human
  • Forbes (11/18/2018) – Global Study Identifies Loneliness In The Workplace
  • Pocket-sized Business Trends (11/18/2018) – Put the Phone Down and Read Dorsum to Human
  • Half-dozen Pixels of Separation (eleven/18/2018) – Back to Human being
  • Great Life, Great Career (11/18/2018) – How leaders create connections
  • Eternal Leadership (11/16/2018) – How Strong Are your Relationships at Piece of work?
  • Over It And On With Information technology with Christine Hassler (xi/16/2018) – Get back to being human being
  • Youpreneur (eleven/xv/2018) – Why Work Life Residual is a Myth and What it Should be Chosen
  • 60 minutes Happy Hour (xi/xv/2018) – Hr Happy Hour
  • Harvard Business Review (11/15/2018) – Remote Workers Are More Disengaged and More than Likely to Quit
  • Gretchen Rubin'south Blog (xi/fifteen/2018) – "We Asked Workers What Brings Out Their Creativity and They Said 'Other People.'"
  • MarketingProfs Podcast (11/15/2018) – Overcoming Isolation to Boost Employee Appointment
  • Psych Central (11/15/2018) – Are nosotros addicted to technology
  • Beyond The To-Do List (11/15/2018) – Dan Schawbel on Connexion, Engineering and Teams
  • 60 minutes Daily Advisor (eleven/15/2018) – How Tin You Hire for Personality if You Don't Meet the Candidate?
  • The Next Web (eleven/15/2018) – How to assist remote workers experience more connected and less isolated
  • Accidental Creative Podcast (xi/15/2018) – Dorsum to Human being
  • CJAD 800 AM Canada (eleven/14/2018) – Engineering has created the illusion that today'southward workers experience highly connected to one some other
  • Humans 2.0 (xi/fourteen/2018) – How Great Leaders Create Connection in the Age of Isolation
  • Jefferson Public Radio (11/xiv/2018) – Overcoming Electronic Isolation In The Workplace
  • The Dr. Diane Hamilton Testify (11/xiv/2018) – Dan Schawbel
  • Amazing Business Radio (11/xiv/2018) – Dorsum to Human being
  • Tiny Leaps big Changes (11/14/2018) – Why we need to go back to man
  • Awesome at Your Job (xi/14/2018) – Avoiding The Perils of Workplace Technology with Dan Schawbel
  • Take the Lead (11/xiv/2018) – Building Homo Connection
  • INC (eleven/xiv/2018) – Great Leaders Create a Civilization of Connectedness. It Begins With These Telling Interview Questions
  • Pick the Encephalon (xi/fourteen/2018) – My Interview with the Incredible Dan Schawbel
  • So Coin with Farnoosh Torabi (11/14/2018) – Back to Human
  • Quick and Dirty Tips (11/14/2018) – How to Balance Technology and Your Life
  • Forbes (11/13/2018) – 5 Ways Smart Managers Cultivate New Ideas In Their Teams
  • Big Think (11/xiii/2018) – The connection paradox
  • Yahoo! Finance (11/xiii/2018) – Why work friendships are disquisitional for long-term happiness
  • Fortune (11/13/2018) – How to Lead in the Age of Isolation
  • Fast Company (xi/thirteen/2018) – How our 269 billion emails a twenty-four hours accept fabricated united states miserable
  • Entrepreneur (11/13/2018) – How Entrepreneurs Create Connectedness in the Historic period of Isolation
  • Psychology Today (11/13/2018) – A book review
  • World Economic Forum (11/13/2018) – Why social working cultures are happier and more productive
  • CNBC (11/13/2018) – Why work friendships are critical for long-term happiness
  • CBS News (eleven/13/2018) –  How technology can lead to loneliness in the workplace
  • MarketWatch (11/13/2018) – How technology created a alone workplace
  • Forbes (xi/thirteen/2018) – five Ways Smart Managers Cultivate New Ideas In Their Teams
  • The World And Mail (11/13/2018) – The downside of working remotely: Information technology can make you sick
  • Amazing Business organization Radio (11/thirteen/2018) – Back to Human
  • Quartz (11/13/2018) – How to create a shared learning civilisation
  • StartupNation (11/13/2018) – How entrepreneurs tin can create ameliorate connections
  • The James Altucher Show (eleven/13/2018) – The Cure to Loneliness at Work AND How to Leverage Each Step of Your Career
  • Cannonball Mindset Podcast (11/13/2018) – Five steps to achieving more
  • Repose Revolution (11/13/2018) – How Leaders Can Create Deeper Relationships with Introverted Teammates
  • Dose of Leadership (11/13/2018) – Dan Schawbel
  • Jefferson Public Radio (11/13/2018) – Overcoming electronic isolation in the workplace
  • Paycom (11/13/2018) – Back to Human
  • Leadership Biz Buffet (11/13/2018) – Is Your Arrangement'south Culture Bringing Out Your Employees' All-time?
  • Read to Lead (eleven/13/2018) – How Bang-up Leaders Create Connexion in the Age of Isolation
  • The Go-Giver Podcast with Bob Burg (11/xiii/2018) – Back to Human
  • Next Avenue (xi/13/2018) – What older workers and younger workers tin can larn from each other
  • The Schoolhouse of Greatness with Lewis Howes (eleven/12/2018) – Building homo connection in a digital world
  • The $100 MBA Podcast (11/12/2018) – How to Create Strong Relationships with Your Team
  • Build Your Network Podcast (eleven/12/2018) – Dorsum to Human with Dan Schawbel
  • Happen to Your Career (xi/12/2018) – How perseverance is the matter standing between you and what yous want
  • Entrepreneur Weekly (11/x/2018) – Dan Schawbel
  • Bold Television set (xi/9/2018) – Bookstr interview
  • 60 minutes Magazine Uk (11/ix/2018) – Engineering making employees lonely
  • New York Times – The Commonality of A.I. and Multifariousness
  • HR Magazine (November 2018 Effect) – Create Personal Connections at Work
  • TD Mag (November 2018 Consequence) – Volume Capsules
  • AMA Edgewise Podcast (10/26/2018) – Dan Schawbel on How Old School is New Schoolhouse Again
  • INC. (10/27/2018) – Value Never Actually Disappears, It Just Shifts From 1 Place To Another
  • Boston Globe (x/24/2018) – Is technology isolating us in the workplace?
  • CNBC "Closing Bong" (10/5/2018) – Healthcare is the defining reason why people take or don't have jobs
  • Forbes (9/23/2018) – seven Sales Trends That Will Aid You Boss Your Industry
  • Side Hustle School Podcast (9/xix/2018) – Salesman'due south Spicy Side Hustle
  • Bentley Observer Magazine (9/13/2018) – Form Notation
  • KPCW /NPR Affiliate (nine/10/2018) – Mount Money – September 10, 2018 Dan Schawbel
  • Forbes (9/eight/2018) – Recommended Fall 2018 Reading For Artistic Leaders
  • NBC Nightly News (8/25/2018) – Increasing number of employers are monitoring social media
  • Jay Shetty's Facebook Alive (viii/fifteen/2018) – Back to Human being
  • New York Postal service (7/29/2018) – In a task seekers marketplace, more than candidates are now 'ghosting'
  • Chief Executive (7/13/2018) – Engineering science Is Isolating Your Employees
  • Moneyish (seven/vii/2018) – Here'southward how to ease the pain of heading back to work post-holiday
  • The Hr Director (7/half dozen/2018) – Most people would trust orders from a robot at piece of work
  • Girlboss (7/5/2018) – 6 qualities that all amazing managers possess
  • Fox Business (6/28/2018) – Most workers would let a robot boss them around. Would you lot?
  • Publishers Weekly (6/22/2018) – Fall 2018 Announcements: Business & Economics
  • New York Post (five/27/2018) – Congrats, class of 2018: How to country a job, when you're ready
  • Publishers Weekly (5/19/2018) – Find the Solution: Business Books 2018
  • Workforce Mag (5/9/2018) – 60 minutes Reboots Its Personnel Roots
  • Business News Daily (5/three/2018) – What Companies Tin Do Nearly the College Skills Gap
  • Refinery29 (5/two/2018) – The Artistic Women Who Fought Back When Their Work Was Stolen
  • NBCNews.com (4/24/2018) – Task-hopping is on the rise. Should you lot consider switching roles to make more coin?
  • CNBC.com (iv/ii/2018) – Part lunch theft goes viral: Information technology's something one in v workers admit to doing
  • New York Postal service (4/1/2018) – Texts and e-mails rule the workplace – even when getting fired

Media reviews

"At a time of increasing technological and virtual interaction, Schawbel'southward practical volume provides a thoughtful model of connected man leadership."
Forbes

"The purpose of his book is to bear witness how to accomplish the same dopamine hits through fulfilment and feedback at work, equally we get from "likes" on a Facebook post."
The Financial Times

"Back to Human provides insider scoops on what successful contemporary leaders are doing to stay connected, cocky-assessments that help you lot understand ways in which y'all can ameliorate your connections, and scenarios and sample dialogues that band true to what today's leaders should exist doing to enhance connexion and communication within their teams and beyond their organizations."
Psychology Today

"Provides insight into how changes to corporate civilization have created a stressful and isolating surroundings for employees, and what managers can do to revitalize staff and create functional teams. This volume is written for leaders looking to create a more interactive workplace using empathy and advice. Overall, Schawbel's latest provides context for the changes in corporate culture that have adult equally more generations are working alongside ane another. Recommended to business professionals seeking to manage a corporate culture that provides a work-life balance to its staff."
―Library Journal

"A book which aims to assist leaders build stronger team relationships amid our dependency on technology."
―Refinery29

"Helps readers figure out where and how to start reconnecting with their team."
―Publishers Weekly

" In Back to Human, Dan Schawbel finds that the antidote for our overly automated age is deeper personal relationships. Things similar trust, empathy and caring can't be automated or outsourced."
― INC.

"Explores the many challenges of forgetting that you are not working with human resources—you are working with human beings. And human being beings require belonging, purpose, trust, and connectivity with their colleagues and leaders."
―The Boston Globe

"Designed to assist the side by side generation of leaders become more effective. Information technology offers tips and strategies on how to hire effectively, increase productivity, grow strong interpersonal skills, exist more collaborative, and get more than fulfilled at work without relying on engineering science."
―TD Magazine

"Applied science offers interminable ability and potential. Dan Schawbel vividly shows, though, the detrimental effect it tin have on human being relationships and offers ways to course correct by fostering genuine connections. Asserting that it's leaders who must create workplaces in which teams experience genuinely continued, engaged and empowered without relying on technology, Back to Human ultimately helps readers cull when and how to use applied science at work, if for no other reason than because more socially connected workforces are decidedly more engaged, productive and fulfilled."
―SHRM

"In his volume, Back to Human being, Schawbel offer leaders three tips to promote open communication. First, make anybody commit to being open and accessible. Second, champion real-time feedback. Finally, share priorities. It increases the chances of accomplishing them and encourages the team to get on board."
―PR WEEK


Testimonials

"Dan Schawbel offers a searching examination of the role technology plays in our lives and how our overreliance on gadgets is deepening our sense of isolation. ButBack to Human being is too a hopeful book, 1 that provides a prescription for alter for leaders and anyone else interested in doing improve."
―Daniel H. Pink, author of When and To Sell is Human

" Elevating humanity through business organisation is the purpose of Conscious Capitalism. Back to Human is a welcomed reminder of the interdependencies that exist across all human stakeholders, and that workplace cultures must exist trusting, authentic, innovative and caring so that working at that place is a source of both personal growth and professional fulfillment."
John Mackey, co-founder and CEO, Whole Foods Market; co-author of Witting Capitalism: Liberating the Heroic Spirit of Business

"Our encephalon grew in size in order to process our complex social needs, nonetheless we are evolving into a society that devalues human interaction. Dan's insights will ensure y'all use all your neurons offered past evolution."
Mehmet Oz, Medico, Professor of Surgery, Columbia University, Host, The Dr. Oz Evidence

"A fun, thoughtful read, only more than of import, a truly useful book. Back to Man provides concrete solutions for many of the 21st century challenges that shape how we work and live."
General (Ret.) Stanley McChrystal, New York Times bestselling author of Team of Teams

"Dan volition help you lot put your damn phone in your pocket, look people in the eye, and build actual man relationships at work. You'll be stunned at the difference this makes in your career–and in your life." Kim Scott, New York Times bestselling author of Radical Candor

"Back to Human being is the definitive guide to connecting in an era where doing so is increasingly difficult. It is one of the best collections of voices and research that will help leaders to create a more cohesive and compelling workplace."
Tom Rath, #1 New York Times bestselling author of StrengthFinder 2.0

"In Back to Human, Dan Schawbel reminds united states of america that our humanity must never take a backseat to new technology– driverless or otherwise. And that progress is found in the connectedness of humans working together creatively in pursuit of amend."
Beth Comstock, Former Vice Chair, GE

"In Back to Human, Dan Schawbel challenges us to put down our phones and get-go investing in deeper relationships. That's a bulletin we all demand to hear."
Dan Heath, co-writer of the New York Times bestsellers, The Power of Moments, Fabricated to Stick, Switch, and Decisive

"I recommend Back to Human to whatever leader who wants to create a higher quality of life for their squad. Schawbel explains how to build the human being connections that are critical to personal and organizational success. Regardless of advancements in engineering science, the homo impact will remain and this book volition aid you create stronger relationships that atomic number 82 to higher operation and happiness."
Michel Landel, CEO of Sodexo

"Technology may have accelerated the footstep of modify, but it hasn't erased the demand for business organization nuts. In Back to Human being, Dan Schawbel offers practiced communication on overcoming technology's shortcomings and refocusing on the true building blocks for business success: relationships, collaboration and getting the job done. A must-read for all leaders."
Ron Shaich, Founder and Chairman of Panera Bread

"Back to Man shows how modern technologies accept made our work lives unfulfilled. In this provocative and insightful book, Dan Schawbel demands our interactions to be more human and less auto and provides a applied guide on how to achieve this. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to become a more effective leader in today's workplace."
W. Chan Kim, The BCG Professor of Strategy at INSEAD and New York Times bestselling author of Blue Ocean Shift

"In his brilliantly researched new book, Back to Homo, Dan Schawbel provides the deepest, most insightful assay of how nosotros can restore humanity and accurate connections to the workplace in this technology age: with leaders who build highly motivated, collaborative teams that create healthy, productive workplaces. It is a must read for all who intendance about making piece of work fulfilling."
Neb George, Senior Fellow, Harvard Business Schoolhouse, quondam Chair & CEO of Medtronic, and author of Discover Your True Due north

"Communication is Leadership. That'southward what leadership is: Advice. Back to Human brilliantly coaches united states of america in successfully making technology and our devices cause us to be better leaders and communicators rather than worse ones."
Kip Tindell, co-founder, Chairman and erstwhile CEO, The Container Shop

"Dorsum to Human is a valuable read for any leader desirous of a more than collaborative and productive workforce. Past post-obit Dan's advice, we tin savour stronger team relationships that lead to stronger business organization results."
Bert Jacobs, co-founder and Primary Executive Optimist, Life is Good

"There are books on productivity that ignore practical lessons, and books with checklists that ignore the 'why'. Simply what if in that location was a inquiry-based volume chock full of highly relevant exercises that can assistance anyone become more than effective at work? Look no further: Back to Human is loaded with practical insights that won't only assist you get better on the chore, only volition also requite you pause to think about how to alive the life y'all really want to."
Sydney Finkelstein, Dartmouth professor and bestselling author of Superbosses and Why Smart Executives Fail

"Dorsum to Human provides practical back to nuts on how to get a better leader. Proficient insights coupled with skilful communication. Well done!"
David Novak, Former Chairman and CEO of YUM! Brands

"In Colonial times, Samuel Adams and his young man revolutionaries met in taverns and planned the American Revolution over a beer or two. Dorsum to Man leads usa to recapture those essential human interactions–conversation, communication, collaboration, and common passion. If you desire to brew upwards your own Revolution, this book by Dan Schawbel is an splendid guide. Thanks!"
Jim Koch, founder & brewer of Samuel Adams and author of Quench Your Own Thirst: Business Lessons Learned Over a Beer or Two

"Dan has written a meaningful neo classic. He reinforces the human need for fulfillment and shows that most technology limits this important connection. When practical, his ideas will help people observe meaningful connections that increase both personal well-being and piece of work productivity."
Dave Ulrich, coauthor of the New York Times bestseller The Why of Work, Rensis Likert Professor, Ross School of Business, University of Michigan

"If leaders want to create stronger connections with their teams, they must read Dorsum to Man. Schawbel's message of encouraging more human connection, instead of relying on applied science, will get more than relevant over fourth dimension."
Howard Behar, former president of Starbucks

"A very timely volume on a subject the world needs to pay attention to!" ― Gary Keller, founder of Keller Williams Realty International, New York Times bestselling writer of The ONE Thing

"Technology makes a wonderful servant just a terrible main. Unfortunately, over time it has progressed from the former to the latter and in many means has created both business organization and personal havoc. Fortunately, ane of the sharpest minds in the business world today, Dan Schawbel, has once over again stepped upwardly to the plate and shared his immense wisdom with united states of america! Non only has he identified the problem, he has systematically provided the solutions to help leaders create a culture and environment where their team members can enjoy and thrive in their piece of work. This is a book that every leader – that every person – should ain, devour, and keep past their desk-bound for handy reference."
― Bob Burg, coauthor of The Become-Giver and The Go-Giver Influencer

"If y'all can only buy one book this year to enhance your relationships and build your career or business, BACK TO Homo is the i. Grounded in valid enquiry, Back To Human is a compendium of strategies, ideas and applied exercises and advice from numerous leaders that piece of work."
― Susan RoAne, Speaker and Author of How To Piece of work a Room and Face To Face: Reclaiming the Personal Touch

"Defining a new age with clarity and research."
― Jay Shetty

"At that place is so much useful advice in here. It'due south a bully book of techniques, activities and excercizes and tests. It's really important not just for piece of work life but for home life."
― James Altucher

"Provides a compelling and evidence-based argument for the importance of former-fashioned, non-technological interaction in leading successful teams."
― Cal Newport

"BacktoHuman helps yous make up one's mind how to use tech to build better connections in your work life. It is a call to activeness to leaders to make the workplace a better experience for all of us."
― Brian Solis

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Source: https://danschawbel.com/back-to-human/

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