The Power of Play architecture

The Power of Play architectureThe Power of Play by George Kesselman applies game design thinking to the workplace, revealing how organisations can transform employee engagement through play based principles. Drawing on behavioural science and real world case studies, Kesselman shows leaders how to create environments where people are intrinsically motivated, collaborative, and continuously growing. A fresh, evidence backed approach to one of the biggest challenges facing modern

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