Work ecologist. My calling is the ecology of work, and the anthropology of the future. I am insatiably curious.
Feb 6, 2022 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
Change, we hear, is speeding up. We are overloaded by information. We are living in exponential times. … No matter, then, that in fact many of the world’s problems are caused by slowing down, rather than speeding up. | Andrew Curry
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The rate of population growth has been slowing for almost 30 years; economic growth has been slowing for more than 50 years, and productivity growth for much of that time; even the rate of digital innovation is slowing. | Adam Curry
Minimum Viable Work
The way we’re working isn't working
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I came upon a great post by Sahil Lavingia, the founder of Gumroad, the platform for creators. He tells the story of Gumroad: no full-time workers, no meetings, no deadlines.
Work Futures Daily - Find A Game Worth Playing And Play It | Play and Work | Making Room | Matrixes Roles | Dissent |
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Want to love your job? Read this article | Ephrat Livni suggests that to find meaning and purpose in work we need to consider it a form of play
Work Futures Daily - Wanderlust | Disrupted by Robots | Routines | Amazon's Pocketing Tips | More On Parental Leave, Childcare For All | Disarming Microsoft Culture
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This Thriving City—and Many Others—Could Soon Be Disrupted by Robots | I can't turn around without bumping into Christopher Mims, hot on his beat.