Mercy for “Meatware”: a Future of Working Smarter, not Faster
One of the many interesting threads that I picked out of the hot economics tome of 2014, Thomas Piketty’s Capital […]
One of the many interesting threads that I picked out of the hot economics tome of 2014, Thomas Piketty’s Capital […]
As loyal readers of this newsletter know, we at DFC are advocates of making your workplace where you already are.
When it comes to the Great Work-Life Balance Debate, we at DFC fall firmly into the Live-to-Work camp. I mean, with
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It is a hazard of our economic system that the majority of us (that is, adult humans participating in capitalism)
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