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The Future of Work: Where Machines Fear to Tread
During the First Industrial Revolution in the 1800s, machines replaced human muscle in some manual tasks, such as in factories and through the use of...
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4/20/18 3:23 PM
While Klaus Schwab marks our moment today as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Jeremy Rifkin marks it as the Third Industrial Revolution. They each describe our history and future based on different tipping points. A comparison of these perspectives brings priorities for the future of work into focus.
Regardless of how we frame our history, Schwab and Rifkin agree that we must prepare for the future sustainably and proactively. We foreground what needs to happen systemically for organizations:
In light of our comparison between the Third and Fourth Industrial Revolutions, we face an unprecedented opportunity to transform the ways we think and work together.
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During the First Industrial Revolution in the 1800s, machines replaced human muscle in some manual tasks, such as in factories and through the use of...
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