Krush Performance: The Future of Human Performance

KP - PHOTO FOR RI SHOWIn this ever changing world of technology and information, we are experiencing drastic changes in the demands for talent and skills, how we develop them, and where they are now needed. As we continue to expand our understanding of Human Development and Human Performance, we not only have to react to the shifting demands for specific skills and talents, we also now need to adjust how we are developing future talent to meet the new demands. We’ve already begun with new exciting approaches and there are more to come as knowledge and technology continue to push the human performance envelope.

This week on Krush Performance, we talk with Geoff Colvin, Sr. Editor at Large for Fortune Magazine and bestselling author of “Talent is Overrated” and Humans are Underrated,” to discuss the deep questions of:

 What talents and skills you need to develop for this new age?
 And, What does talent and skill development look like as we move forward?

Join us as we look at the future of Human Performance in the weeks episode of Krush Performance! Let us know and if you have any questions, comments, smart remarks, or a topic you would like us to investigate, let us know we may dedicate a segment or even an entire show to your topic.

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