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December 8, 2009 by · 4 Comments 

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BooksGraeme is the author of three best-selling books published by Penguin. His well-researched books are accessible and practical, and referred to regularly by business leaders.

Graeme also regularly writes white papers and in-depth articles on relevant topics for his clients. He is also a prolific writer of blogs and contributes regularly to media publications. All of this work supports and complements his work with his clients, helping them to understand – and take advantage of – the disruptive forces shaping the new world of work.

Graeme is currently working on three main projects, each of which is likely to be published in 2010. More details will be available soon:

  • “The TIDES of Change” – five disruptive forces shaping the new world of work
  • Generations in the UK – a project to apply his “Mind the Gap” work to the UK and Europe, and an update of his best selling book
  • Strategic Leadership Intelligence – a collaboration with two leadership experts

Graeme’s best selling book, “Mind the Gap” (originally published in 2004, with multiple reprints) was reissued in 2009 with a brand new cover.

Follow these links for details of Graeme’s written resources:




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Graeme is a keynote presenter, facilitator, author, future trends strategist and expert on the new world of work

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4 Responses to “Published books and articles”
  1. Taassobi says:
    24/06/2010 at 7:30 pm

    I am very glad to inform you that your very good presentation in Yazd ( Iran ) gave me more information about the gap between generations. Thank you

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  2. Andries du Plessis says:
    02/11/2010 at 9:48 am

    Hi Graeme

    during this presentation you mention people who do online work, if I remember correctly — or a central place where job offers are made and those who want to do the job put in a bid and do it… Do u have any URLs to share?

    Ive started reading about online work from home and boy oh boy there are scams galore…

    BTW — how was your visit to Rugby — there where it all began??? LOL

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    30/09/2011 at 10:31 am

    [...] **UPDATE** – BOOK RECOMMENDATION I had the pleasure of filming Graeme Codrington this week (follow him at @workforcetrends).  He recommended the book “Everything is Obvious* *…once you know the answer“.  You can also see his books here. [...]

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