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> Managing people is absolutely, 100% for at least the last 10 years, being aggressively and successfully being reduced to low skill labor. I absolutely agree.
by erichocean 12y ago
> Managing people is absolutely, 100% for at least the last 10 years, being aggressively and successfully being reduced to low skill labor.
I absolutely agree. One of the startups I'm CTO at builds software that enables exactly that; however, it also results in new jobs being created at a higher-level (similar to the situation with robots I suppose).
- fred_durst 12y agoBy "higher level" do you mean people who can convince others to do things? That seems to me to be the last higher paid/skill position that will remain for some time. Which causes me to fear that all we will be left with is aggressive sales people and business owners.