Leading the Workforce of the Future: Inspiring a Mindset of Passion, Innovation and Growth

by Brigette Tasha Hyacinth

Leading the Workforce of the Future mandates new levels of self-awareness. As the workplace evolves in the direction of innovation, digitalization, and rapid change, leaders must follow suit in order to remain relevant and engaging to this multigenerational workforce. This book provides concrete advice and best practices on how to engage and retain top talent. It addresses several areas to focus on to future proof yourself and your business. In this book you will discover strategies •Become the leader your team needs you to be. •Accelerate talent development.• •Reshape your culture. •Reskill your workforce. •Create an innovation mindset. •Succeed with purpose. The future is no longer some far-off destination; it is already here. Don’t be caught off guard!

Genres: Business, Leadership, Nonfiction, Historical Romance

382 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 14, 2020

About the author

Dr. Brigette Hyacinth is an international keynote speaker, bestselling author and thought leader on Leadership, HR and AI. Dr. Hyacinth is the founder of Leadership EQ. She is also an Independent Board Director.

She has been featured among the Top 100 HR Influencers. Dr. Hyacinth has been ranked: Top Leadership and International Keynote Speaker of 2025. She is a sought-after advisor for global conferences and Fortune 500 companies and has traveled to five continents, including 100+ countries, to share her expertise. Her work emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence, people-first leadership, and adapting to technological change in the modern workplace.

Moreover, Dr. Brigette Hyacinth is one of the top 20 most followed people on LinkedIn, with over 4 million followers.

Reviews

[Cathy Williams-Thrun · Rating 2 out of 5]

Common knowledge content. There wasn’t much in this book that I hadn’t read in other leadership books. many phrases and references I’ve read and/or seen on the internet. Chapter 14 was unbearable with the author expressing her dissatisfaction with LinkedIn. This book was not what I expected! All the hype was for nothing.

[Alan Geller · Rating 5 out of 5]

The future workplace will be comprised of robots, VR tools, and AI hiring strategies

Yet budgets, processes and schedules require management and employees need leadership. Brigette Hyacinth’s Leading the Workforce of the Future reads like a manifesto for putting the Human back in Human Resources. While Hyacinth isn’t an advocate for situational ethics in the workplace; as a respected leader, she possesses a remarkable situational fluency concerning practically every topic under the sun related to running a thriving enterprise. Have you ever interviewed for a position with a manager that could go mindblowingly wide and deep with their expertise? Reading this book is like that. Part futurist, part Peter Drucker, part humanitarian, part motivator, Leading the Workforce of the Future is so much more than the sum of its parts. I’ve recently utilized some of the wisdom that I’ve gained from this book, and suspect that you will as well. Ms. Hyacinth is an inspiration.

[john haran · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spot On

Bridgette hit the head of the nail. Since being diagnosed with Mutiple Myeloma cancer in March 2020, I have had plenty of time to read and having Brigette's book to read was a great help to reaffirm my leadership convictions. I encourage all who care about any current day crisis to read this book. Brigette's premise will give the reader hope for the future.




Bridgette hit the nail squarely on the head. Since being diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma cancer in March 2020, I have had to change some perspectives on life, but Brigette's outlook/view on leadership have only helped to solidify my own convictions about leadership. The book is well written and the topic is

[James · Rating 5 out of 5]

Having spent over 8 years serving in the Royal Marines as an Officer, I have acquired a natural interest in studying leadership. This book is absolutely fantastic in drawing out the core functions of a humanistic / people approach to leadership - which is fundamental in the military and business alike. It then goes a step further drawing comparisons between technology and humanity. I highly recommend "Leading the Workforce of the Future" to anyone and everyone who is willing to challenge their idea of leadership in the pursuit of self development.

[Minesh Mehta · Rating 4 out of 5]

New concept in HR

A very informative book on HR with new era and competing with AI, data analysis etc. 1st and foremost humanity is the basis of any business to flourish, human should be respected and honoured for the services they provide

[Olivia · Rating 4 out of 5]

Loved the practical advice in this book! Having left a toxic work culture myself, I resonated with a lot that was expressed. The reason I’m giving four stars is that there were a good number of grammatical / layout errors that at times were distracting. Great content though.

[Whitney · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great advice for everyone who works on a team and wants to overcome office politics. Bridgette makes a wise and thoughtful leader on the page. I wish all manager could head her words.

[Kirby Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Deep. Great read.

[Brave KAMANZI · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you!

Thank you for this amazing work, it is so helpful. Keep on inspiring us, may God bless you and bless you more!

[Faloni © · Rating 5 out of 5]

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[Amy H · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great book on how to keep being a manager, human and how employees will stay for the long run, thoughts on things changing in the workforce. Very good, current day read.