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Rather than simply stating their values, effective leaders communicate them by sharing stories about their own careers, including highs and lows, setbacks, and lessons learned. mitsloan.co/4a1Ck5w

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“The future of work needs these skills. Enterprises that have been championing digital and have invested in technology platforms realize they just don’t have the skills to deliver the full weight of digital transformation.” — Ian Barkin mitsloan.co/4bRdvu3

In a new book, MIT roboticist Daniela Rus looks at the powers and limitations of robots and how humans can work with them to unlock new capabilities. mitsloan.co/3vSRJXx

This research shows the value of simply letting people see some of the potential immediate impacts of having fewer cars versus just telling them about the environmental benefits of less driving. mitsloan.co/3Qmy4q2

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Nontechnical employees are increasingly playing a role in developing business applications, thanks to automation technologies. Tom Davenport Ian Barkin MIT IDE mitsloan.co/4bRdvu3