Echoing Humans need not apply, Abhijit Bhaduri sees future in relationship workers. An excerpt:
[Problems are getting too complex to be done by one individual. The days of the lone genius working alone in a lab are over. Problems have to be seen through a multidisciplinary lens. No longer can someone from one discipline solve problems all alone... Working in transdisciplinary teams will mean that knowing how to manage people and coordinate with others will be skills that will be valuable in the job market. Routine problems will get solved by algorithms. Human beings who can solve complex problems will be valuable... The future belongs to people who are more emotionally intelligent. This may be the era of the “relationship worker” – someone who can handle complex human relationships.]
Last year I presented a paper captioned Reimagining and Refashioning Integral Management available at: https://t.co/YGoEhdLyp7
An extract:
Everything can be managed: that is perhaps the most ambitious objective of Management and hence the concept of Zero defects, etc. But the Integral approach doesn’t subscribe to such optimism. Sri Aurobindo has outlined three principles of Education, the first of which is ‘nothing can be taught’. In the same vein, it can be asserted that nothing can be managed. However, this is not pessimistic, but rather surrendering or aligning the human endeavour to the forces of Evolution in constructive spirit. [TNM55]
Misc. References:
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