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A May 2020 Gallup Poll shows that 7 out of 10 people are disengaged at work, and Anjali Bindra Patel seeks to change that. In Humanity at Work: Diversity, Inclusion, and Wellbeing in an Increasingly Remote Workforce, Patel provides a step-by-step guide of the Whats, Whys, and Hows of creating a workplace where everyone can thrive. In this book, Patel combines her own experience with lessons from accomplished professionals, such as SPANX founder Sara Blakely, billionaire business owner Janice Bryant Howroyd, entrepreneur Jesse Itzler and countless others. As work transitions from somewhere we go to something we do, Patel talks to leaders who have already created successful new visions for the future of workplaces, whether they are centralized, partially remote, or fully distributed. Whether you're a CEO of a large organization or an employee new to the workforce, Patel will motivate you to take action to foster sustainable change in the workplace and beyond. Humanity at Work provides readers with a roadmap of practical tips to inspire and foster inclusive and connected workplace cultures to ensure that more people are engaged and equipped to tap into the strength of their own collective power.

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Humanity at Work is relatable, real, and relevant Anjali's sprinkling of personal narratives and leadership stories offers a blueprint for every organization that wants to thrive in the next normal. - Jason Feifer, Editor in Chief, Entrepreneur Patel has a talent for memorable phrases, making the book highly readable. The volume uses well-sourced data to forge a convincing case for the challenges faced by women, people of color, and those with disabilities in the workplace. A solid, compelling argument for increasing white-collar diversity. - Kirkus Reviews Patel goes beyond buzzwords to get to the heart of workplace issues and prove the moral and economic justifications for empathetic and inclusive operations. - Sarah Spain, ESPN Columnist, Radio Host & TV Personality Every HR professional should have a copy of Humanity at Work on their desk-full stop. - Nnamdi Nwaezeapu, Author of Doctor, Lawyer, Engineer Humanity at Work is such a relevant book, talking about inclusion in the new post-Covid work place. It will help managers and companies not only think more about diversity, but truly support diversity in a new and needed way. - Marie Englesson, entrepreneur and author of Among Friends and Fraudsters Patel delivers a masterpiece at a time when our people and our planet need it most. - Jamie Russo, Author of The Underdog Paradox

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