THE ROUND TABLE

THE ROUND TABLE

Sarah Stone McDevitt

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Editorial:
Book Shelf Press
Año de edición:
2026
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Gestión: liderazgo y motivación
ISBN:
9781738426287
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 What if the most powerful advantage in your organisation isn’t technology, capital, or strategy-but human connection?We are operating in an era defined by automation, AI, and relentless optimisation. Systems are faster and communication is constant. Yet, something critical is being lost, and that is why trust is weakening, teams feel disconnected, and relationships are becoming transactional.Businesses are optimising for efficiency, but they are quietly eroding the human foundations that made their company resilient, creative, and successful.This book tells a different story-one where human connection is a strategic asset.It introduces a practical, structured approach to build relational intelligence in your organisation.In this book, you’ll learn how to:Build trust in the age of algorithmsAvoid the hidden costs of over-automationDesign systems that support, not replace, human judgementCreate alignment without losing individualityTurn relationships into a form of long-term capitalThis is a practical, forward-thinking guide for leaders, founders, operators, and teams navigating modern complexity. If you’re a modern leader or operator who wants to integrate AI in a way that won’t destroy your team morale or customer relationships, this book is for you.In this era, the organisations that will thrive are those that balance systems with humanity, scale with trust, and performance with connection. So, if you want to be part of a company that people believe in, not just work for, this book will give you the framework to do it.The future of business isn’t less human.It’s human connection designed with intention.

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