The latest trend in management: engaging workers and customers with principals learned from games. Gamers spend a tremendous amount of time that, to an outside observer, looks a lot like work. Why? Engagement. Why can't work and life be more engaging? How can this power be brought to bear on our work and the world's problems?
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