Overall this is an interesting listen/read. I was given the opportunity to review an advance listen copy through Netgalley. The narrator is clear, engaging, and conversational.

I'm very curious about virtual reality and new advances to technology. This book is a quick read, and gives a basic introduction into the history of virtual workplaces, the benefits of virtual workplaces for companies, workers (including those with diverse abilities and neurodivergencies), and the greater public. The author, for the most part, is highly optimistic about the possibilities of these new technologies. He does discuss potential ethical/privacy issues, but he places A LOT of faith in companies to do what they can to ensure reduced bias, safety of workers and the public, and care. I am not convinced that will be the case, so that's the main issue that brings me pause. The metaverse sounds great on paper, but I still have a lot of concerns about what that would mean for society.

I do feel more informed about the real concerns and advantages to virtual workplaces from this book, so for that, I would recommend it!

The Metaverse Workplace Revolution, Jason Gesing

His imagination is interesting, but I struggled with his stretch on reality. Some of his ideas seem fascinating but he would lose me when he tied it into why current workplace environments fail. There were too many opinions and not enough facts supporting his assertions on the current work environment so it made it difficult to trust his perspective for the future in metaverse. I gave 2.5 stars though because I did appreciate the mind bending exercise.

Thank you Net Galley for this advanced reader copy in exchange for my review. #netgalley #themetaverseworkplacerevolution

This is a quick and very informative read. I think the author shared some engaging ideas that will make people re consider the work space (in person and virtual) and its future. COVID 19 really forced employers to jump into a virtual realm but the discussion the author takes this all a step further. Definitely a subject that I didn’t know much about so it was an interesting learning experience for me personally as well.

The Metaverse Workplace Revolution" by Jason Gesing offers a compelling glimpse into the future of work in an increasingly digital age. Through the lens of the metaverse, Gesing explores the transformative potential of virtual reality and augmented reality technologies, presenting a vision of how these innovations will shape the way we collaborate, communicate, and connect in the workplace.

Gesing's insightful analysis is backed by thorough research and expert insights, making the book both informative and thought-provoking. From virtual meetings and immersive training programs to remote collaboration tools and digital workspaces, Gesing paints a vivid picture of the possibilities that lie ahead in the realm of virtual work.

Moreover, Gesing does not shy away from addressing the potential challenges and ethical considerations associated with the widespread adoption of metaverse technologies. By highlighting both the benefits and pitfalls of virtual work, he encourages readers to approach the metaverse with a critical eye and a thoughtful perspective.

I listened to "The Metaverse Workplace Revolution" while at work. I work in IT, and found this fascinating! I have always been curious about all things technology, and the constant growth in the IT field. I cannot wait to dive deeper into the Metaverse and see what happens within the next few years and beyond!

I breezed through "The Metaverse Workplace Revolution" in one sitting; it's a quick yet highly informative listen. Offering a fascinating glimpse into the metaverse, a concept I've long been curious about but haven't yet experienced firsthand. This book provided me with a golden opportunity to delve deeper into this realm. Despite my initial reluctance to explore VR, despite its presence in my household for years, the insights within the book have significantly piqued my interest. Learning about the multitude of businesses venturing into the metaverse workspace has completely shifted my perspective and left me eager to explore further."