Robert Tisort Audiobooks

The New Labor Economy: a compact briefing on how work is changing

1 audiobook reviewed

Who is Robert Tisort?

An hour and a half is a deliberate choice. The New Labor Economy is built at briefing length, closer to a long essay than to a book, and that format tells you how Robert Tisort wants the material used: absorbed quickly, applied soon afterwards.

The subject sits across business and money, which is the right place for it. How work is bought and sold, who captures the value it creates, and what the shift means for anybody earning a living are questions that refuse to stay in a single department.

Short-form non-fiction of this kind is unfashionable to review and genuinely useful to listen to. It suits a commute, a walk, or the gap between two meetings.

Robert Tisort in audiobooks

Rory Young reads our edition, and the whole thing is done inside one hour and twenty-nine minutes.

There are no listener ratings on it yet, which is entirely normal for a recent listing and no reflection at all on the content. Start here if you want the argument without the padding, then move on to the longer business and finance listens if the subject takes hold.

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