Can the end of ‘bullshit jobs’ spark a renaissance in meaningful work?

Can the end of ‘bullshit jobs’ spark a renaissance in meaningful work?

First they came for farmers. Then they came for factory workers. But now theprofessional class is feeling the pain, as automation and outsourcing displaces legions of bankers, accountants, lawyers, tax advisors and managers (and, dare we say, journalists). By 2030 or so, automation could replace between 45 and 55 percent of current U.S. and European jobs.

Seize the moment, argues Rutger Bregman , the Dutch author of “Utopia for Realists,” which was published in English last month. As the need for workers to grow food and make things fell, society created what he terms “bullshit jobs” that even their holders […]

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