Can we learn something about how the open source communities work? Could their collaborative way be somehow extrapolated into how we work in a ...
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Erika Watson's curator insight,
December 19, 2013 5:42 AM
Excerpt: " Peer economy providers are also vulnerable but with a crucial factor that makes all the difference: They are a visible workforce, able to make these collective interests heard. The economy of the future will not be the economy as it is now. The challenge before us is to reimagine what full work means, not based simply on how we’re used to conceiving of it, but based on a consideration of what we deem most valuable (independence, security, connectedness, etc.). " Lays out the challenge but I'm not sure there is much sign that peer economy providers are either visible or beginning to make collective interests heard. The peer economy provides independence, and the contemporary increased security of diversity of income, connectedness. But that security still remains too fragile and shallow for most. |
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