Hard Work is Dead. shout It ‘Work Ethic 2.0′

December 31st, 1969 | Category: Gadget News

Since the turn of the new millennium, the nature of work has evolved to the point where hard work is becoming less vital to a successful work ethic than another, more useful value: attention. As New York

Times Columnist David Brooks says, “Control of attention is the ultimate individual potential.” In terms of defining the information-age work ethic, it has to be said: Hard work is dead.

Orginal post by Mike

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