Masquerading call center employee for instance doesn't seem that far-fetched. This masquerade would then be "you" when interacting with customers and co-workers

Masquerading call center employee for instance doesn't seem that far-fetched. This masquerade would then be "you" when interacting with customers and co-workers, effectively deciding your behaviour or in a deeper sense your (professional) identity. Naturally, I don't know if this is overblown and we will all laugh at it in 10 years or if there is really something to this scepticism. I am internally torn and fluctuate between optimism and scepticism, though treading careful and setting up some kind of control mechanism seems reasonable.