Global Work and Economics
Work Office Architecture
More Ergonomics with increased technology
More Ergonomics with increased technology
- No more standard cubicles
- A loose and open environment
Google Office with Open Enviroment
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Citizen Space in San Francisco shows the how technology reflects a more modern work space.
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Google Office from 2010 shows that an open working environment isn't a new idea.
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“Where we work is directly influenced by how we work” ~Mr. Carson
Flex Spaces in offices promote creative thinking and increase productivity
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Photography Studio reflects how creativity and
technology impact a work space.
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Startup Businesses
- Owner based work space
- Each Work space is independently based on the business
Work / Living
Definition of work can not be limited to having a job.
Definition of work can not be limited to having a job.
- Work and Making a living doesn't necessarily come from having a convetional job.
- Streaming
- Self-Made Products
- Investing
- Streaming
- "Service Jobs" are on the rise
Creative Ways To Boost The Economy
In the video above, Hadi Eldebek talks about how with financial encouragement from outside sources, artist's have the ability to flourish and make a living through the arts.
Standard work has been changed
- Work from home
- Traveling for work
- Creating one's own job from their hobbies
Technology, Helping or Hurting?
Above is a Ted Talk given by Daniel Susskind, and in the video he exposes the three myths that are associated with technology and the workforce. He describes in detail the positive ways that technology influences the workforce, and how it negatively affects the global workforce and economy.
Technology is aiding and hurting our global workforce
- Technology makes difficult tasks easier for many occupations
- Technology can hinder job growth around the world as human work is becoming obsolete
- Technology is being increased worldwide to make labor cheaper
How Does The Global Economy Affect How We Work?
Global Trade Chart from WIkimedia
- Raising taxes on certain goods affects jobs worldwide
- Jobs decrease as the goods are taxed because the need is decreased
- Cheaper labor in 3rd World Countries affects jobs in more developed countries because the same work is done for cheaper
- Jobs are increasingly becoming more dependent on trading goods and resources for building better equipment
