Charles Handy Dies at 92; Philosopher Envisioned Today’s Corporate World

Published On Dec 13, 2024, 4:46 PM

Charles Handy, a renowned management theorist and philosopher, passed away at 92. He was known for his humanistic approach to business, advocating for a management style that emphasized community and worker well-being over pure profit. Handy anticipated trends such as remote work, outsourcing, and the gig economy long before they became mainstream. His influential works, especially 'The Age of Unreason,' discussed fundamental shifts in business and societal values, promoting the idea that companies should function as communities where employees have a stake in the organization's success.

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Handy's insights into management and organizational structures are becoming increasingly relevant in today's business landscape, characterized by remote work and the gig economy. His philosophies may influence companies to adopt more humane and community-oriented practices, potentially boosting productivity and employee satisfaction. This shift could benefit companies that prioritize these values, making them more attractive to investors looking for long-term growth and stability.

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