With U.S unemployment still near 7%, jobs and the economy are top of mind for many of us. Despite all the effort and money pumped into creating jobs, the consensus is that results have been mediocre at best. But what if part of the the issue behind sustained unemployment lies in the traditional lens we use when we define jobs? What if a ‘job’ as we know it looks (and will look) completely different than what it was a couple of decades ago? Could defining jobs differently pote...
With U.S unemployment still near 7%, jobs and the economy are top of mind for many of us. Despite all the effort and money pumped into creating jobs, the consensus is that results have been mediocre at best. But what if part of the the issue behind sustained unemployment lies in the traditional lens we use when we define jobs? What if a ‘job’ as we know it looks (and will look) completely different than what it was a couple of decades ago? Could defining jobs differently pote...
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