Working hours from Monday to Friday, eight hours a day with an hour for lunch are still common in many professions. For some time now, however, a model has been gaining popularity that competes with the traditional 9-to-5 job. We took a look at this idea and explain what's behind the term "New Work" is. In addition, there are a few tips for implementation in this article right away.
Are traditional work models still effective?
Because more and more people would probably answer this question with "no", there has been movement on the subject for some time now. The term "New Work" gathers flexible, collaborative, and technology-driven ways of working that are more likely to meet the demands of the modern economy and a person's ability to perform at his or her best. The concept was originally developed in the 1970s by the American-Austrian philosopher Frithjof Bergmann as a counter-model to capitalism.
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