Eliminating future shock: the changing world of work and the organization

Author:

Inayatullah Sohail

Abstract

PurposeTo explore the alternative futures of work and the changing nature of the organization.Design/methodology/approachAlong with a long‐term macrohistorical approach, two futures methods are used: emerging issues analysis and scenarios.FindingsFour scenarios are developed: business as usual (pendulum of labour versus capital); social and innovative transformation (moving toward the triple bottom line and flatter organizations); gut‐wrenching globalization (outsourcing of everything and the end of the nation‐state); and the unknown world (dramatic changes in the nature of work and organization, particularly because of AI technologies).Originality/valueNovel approach in linking macrohistory to emerging issues to scenarios. Challenges litany approaches to work and the organization and links with deeper worldviews.

Publisher

Emerald

Subject

Business and International Management,Management of Technology and Innovation

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