The Future of Work — Result
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Result's founding thesis on the next century of labor. By Aaryan Kushwah.
Thesis The Future of Work By Aaryan Kushwah In 1900, 50% of the United States was operated by independent operators. By 1970, this number dropped to 7%. In 1955, roughly one in every two hundred working people in the country received a paycheck from General Motors (wtf). The company’s revenue was 3% of the US GDP. Its CEO told the Senate that what was good for the country was good for General Motors, and meant it as a tautology, not a slogan. William Whyte called that ‘one in 200’ person the Organization Man. The white-collar middle manager who had “left home, spiritually as well as physically
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