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Product Description
Working Texas Style is a readable look at the structural change going on in the current Texas economy. Using data about labor trends,
business investment patterns and educational requirements of workers as a base, Working Texas Style weaves thoughtful analysis
with insights from more than 160 interviews with business thought leaders across Texas.
Working Texas Style explores issues involving globalization, new technologies like nanotechnology and biotechnology, as well as the trends
in oil and natural gas companies and the needs of new renewable energy firms involved in wind, solar and biofuels. Working Texas Style
also discusses critical issues facing the Texas workforce. Issues such as management challenges posed by four generations of employees all working together, opportunities
presented by the emerging wave of Hispanic and women new labor force entrants, and concerns about "skill mismatch" and "knowledge transfer" for Texas business.
"Engineering and design are key for us, and communications skills are critical. At Dell today, you can be part of a team with people in many
different countries where you're communicating and working virtually. We need and value team members who are familiar with and embrace other cultures."
- Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Inc. in Round Rock, on workers his company needs, from one of the many interviews with Texas business thought leaders whose insights are included in this book.
Working Texas Style is a touchstone book to help public officials, economic developers, human resources professionals, business owners and students better grasp the fast changing Texas labor economy. Check out the chapters online and order your own copies today!
Product Details
Softcover: 152 pages
Publisher: The Texas Workforce Commission
Language: English
ISBN: 978-0-615-39312
Product Dimensions: 10.875 x 8.25 x 0.5
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Editor's Note and Preface
Chapter 1 Impact of the Baby Boomer Generation Chapter 2 The Changing Race and Ethnicity of Workers Chapter 3 Employers Adapt to a Changing Workforce Chapter 4 Tradable Skills and Globalization Chapter 5 Capital and Credit in Job Creation Chapter 6 Changing Occupational and Business Practices Chapter 7 Web 2.0 and the 21st Century Business Model Chapter 8 Labor Market Realities and Career Guidance Chapter 9 Product Life Cycles and Jobs Chapter 10 Information Technology |
Chapter 11 Biotechnology
Chapter 12 Nanotechnology Chapter 13 Health Care Information Technology Chapter 14 Hot Technologies in Today’s Texas Chapter 15 Evolving Energy: Big Business in Texas Chapter 16 Oil Chapter 17 Natural Gas Chapter 18 Coal and Nuclear Energy Chapter 19 Renewable Energy: Wind and Solar Chapter 20 Alternative Energies |