CONTEXT Drivers Old Norm New Norm Work as usual Work in office Job security Work certainty Evolutionary change Gutenbergs Coronavirus (COVID) Remote work Work insecurity Mass unemployment Disruptive change Digital natives Cost, quality, schedule work filters Risk work filter Static work rules Dynamic work rules, boundary conditions, tools, and expectations Evolutionary tech Disruptive tech Lifelong employment Just-in-time & …
T-Mobile For Business Ad in the Wall Street Journal distills the essence of Working It: Disruption Rules: “Business is Changing. Are You With Us?” “Business is changing. Upstarting. Restarting. Jumpstarting. 30,000 feet working. Texting. Pinging. Posting. Next-day delivering. Thinking. Rethinking. Buying. Selling. Flexible-hours demanding. Sharing. Blogging. Open-floor plan rethinking. Designing. Differentiating. Co-working. Downloading. Uploading. Video-conference calling. …
Working It: Disruption Rules was written in October 2019 with the assumption that Artificial Intelligence and robotics would be the change drivers of the future at work. As we all know COVID hit the world in January 2020. The world collectively has been struggling with COVID since it was indiscriminate, contagious, deadly, and often seemed …