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""A practical road map for both professionals and policymakers committed to developing a critical skills infrastructure for the 21st Century."" -- Dr. Leonard Schlesinger ""President, Babson College,"" ""This book is very timely for understanding the link between education and employment in a binary economy. The authors provide a lucid framework for technical professionals to become T-shaped systems thinkers, who can get in-depth as well as work on a wider bandwidth, as required"" -- Dr. James C. Spohrer ""IBM Almaden Research Center"" ""This powerful book has two interwoven parts. The first part tells us the story of what has happened to STEM work in the U.S. economy over the past few decades of relentless globalization and digitization of information. Refreshingly the authors stop short of making a prediction. Instead, they turn their attention to what can be done to energize and transform the work of STEM professionals to benefit the global economy as well as their own jobs and careers. The book is also full of insights for public policy officials, higher education leaders, and corporate training heads. It is a must read for senior managers of STEM companies and organizations."" -- Prof. V. Kasturi Rangan ""Professor of Marketing, Harvard Business School""

This powerful book has two interwoven parts. The first part tells us the story of what has happened to STEM work in the U.S. economy over the past few decades of relentless globalization and digitization of information. Refreshingly the authors stop short of making a prediction. Instead, they turn their attention to what can be done to energize and transform the work of STEM professionals to benefit the global economy as well as their own jobs and careers. The book is also full of insights for public policy officials, higher education leaders, and corporate training heads. It is a must read for senior managers of STEM companies and organizations. -- Prof. V. Kasturi Rangan Professor of Marketing, Harvard Business School

This book is very timely for understanding the link between education and employment in a binary economy. The authors provide a lucid framework for technical professionals to become T-shaped systems thinkers, who can get in-depth as well as work on a wider bandwidth, as required -- Dr. James C. Spohrer IBM Almaden Research Center A practical road map for both professionals and policymakers committed to developing a critical skills infrastructure for the 21st Century. -- Dr. Leonard Schlesinger President, Babson College, This powerful book has two interwoven parts. The first part tells us the story of what has happened to STEM work in the U.S. economy over the past few decades of relentless globalization and digitization of information. Refreshingly the authors stop short of making a prediction. Instead, they turn their attention to what can be done to energize and transform the work of STEM professionals to benefit the global economy as well as their own jobs and careers. The book is also full of insights for public policy officials, higher education leaders, and corporate training heads. It is a must read for senior managers of STEM companies and organizations. -- Prof. V. Kasturi Rangan Professor of Marketing, Harvard Business School

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