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Book Review | The Brain-Friendly Workplace

Greg McNeilly

Updated: 7 days ago

 
The Brain Friendly Workplace by Friederike Fabrituius.
The Brain-Friendly Workplace by Friederike Fabritus

THE BRAIN-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE: Why Talented People Quit and How to Get Them to Stay | Friederike Fabritius, Roman, Littlefield Publishers, (2022), 248p.


In "The Brain-Friendly Workplace: Why Talented People Quit and How to Get Them to Stay," neuroscientist Friederike Fabritius explores the factors that drive talented employees to leave their organizations and presents practical solutions to create work environments that foster talent retention and employee satisfaction. 


Her findings are grouped into Safety and Trust, Reward and Motivation, Emotional Intelligence, Social Connectivity, and Focus and Attention. 


Underlying the commonsense recommendations, Fabritius emphasizes the understanding that the unique individual neuro signature will help managers. Every branch of science, including neuroscience, reinforces that everyone is inherently diverse and represents uniqueness. The author argues that a company’s enhanced ability to adapt and accommodate those differences can fuel greater productivity and outcomes. 


As management or science goes, this book is not rocket science. It’s written for a general audience and reinforces the common sense practices in circulation today.



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