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What's the Biggest Change Facing Business in the Next 10 Years? A Look at the Future by 10 Experts
Fast Company Link to more items from this source
Mar. 15, 2006

Excerpt: Fewer and fewer people will want to be employees of corporations, because corporations don't have anything to offer. Corporations don't provide security and provide fewer and fewer benefits. People may find new ways to sell their skills. I can imagine eBay or the equivalent of eBay being in the business of letting people bid on work all day long. Office buildings may turn into housing, or maybe individuals will rent office space as you would rent a hotel room. [Avram Miller]  MORE >>

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