She sells all the shoes through the Warehouse chain which is launching a special promotion. A portion of the money from sales will go back to community projects. Edmonson leads by example. For the last four years she has been feeding hungry children at local schools. Addison Wesley Publishing Co. Bridges believes that the Job is a social artifact that has outlived its usefulness.
Jobs are no longer socially adaptive.
That is why they are going the way of the dinosaur. The job is an idea that emerged early in the 19th century to package the work that needed doing in the growing factories and bureaucracies of the industrialising nations. Most of us have forgotten its artificiality or the fact that most societies since the beginning of time have done just fine without jobs. The job is not going to be a part of tomorrows economic reality. There still is and will always be enormous amounts of work to do, but it is not going to be contained in the familiar envelopes we call jobs.