The technology of work is changing. Sure, there are new devices, faster computers, and even so-called artificial intelligence—but the most significant changes are in the relational and cultural technologies surrounding work. The ‘job’ is undergoing a seismic shift. Explore Tara’s writing on the transformation of work in the 21st-century economy.
“Who is a business owner?” is a more complicated question than it seems.
Work and education overlap in all sorts of ways, from the economic to the political to the cultural and social. Lauren Lassabe Shepherd, a historian of education and the host of the American Campus Podcast, shares how higher ed has evolved and what that means for the future of work.
Doing some decision-making? Need to choose between a few good options? Well, a little logic puzzle might help.
Thoughts on college prep, midlife, and as-of-yet-uninvented careers.
The federal bureaucracy is going through a “reduction in force.” What does that have to do with you and your work? Quiet a lot, actually.
To break the Validation Spiral, we have to change the structure of the system.
