The document discusses how work is evolving due to increased connectivity and productivity. It argues that connecting hands through industry led to increased productivity and free time, connecting brains through knowledge work allows location freedom, and connecting hearts through social networks will free us from work. However, it notes we are still in the early stages of this evolution and many do not yet see the differences between work and life, online and offline, and what is inside versus outside. The document concludes that work as we know it today is only a brief moment in human evolution.

1. Das Ende der Grenzen
Evolution of Work
by
@DanielKraft

2. 3,5 Kids
2,5 Jobs
1,5 Nationalities
Where does life end and work begin?
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3. HARD
WORK
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4. The gain in
HARD
productivity by
WORK
connecting hands
lead to “free time”.
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5. KNOWLEDGE
WORK @DanielKraft

6. Gain in productivity
by connecting brains
lead to freedom of KNOWLEDGE
location. WORK
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7. SOCIAL
NETWORK
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8. The gain in
productivity by
connecting hearts
will free us from work. SOCIAL
NET WORK
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9. Connecting Connecting Connecting
Hands Brains Hearts
WORK THINK LOVE
Decouple work from life. Work everywhere and Be yourself and be with
Free time! anytime you want! who you want to be!
@DanielKraft

10. Why do 100 people die in a
Decouple work form life. factory fire in Bangladesh?
Free time!
WORK
Why do VW & Daimler
Work everywhere and delete emails after
anytime you want! 6.15pm?
THINK
Be yourself and be with who Why do kids post nude
you want to be! pictures on Facebook?
LOVE

11. Because we’re just getting started

12. He doesn’t know the difference
between work and life.
He doesn’t know the difference
between online and offline.
He doesn’t know the difference
between inside and outside.

13. Work as we know it today
is just a glimpse in human evolution.

14. Pictures
Pictures 1: Coalbrookdale by Night by Philip James de Loutherbourg, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Philipp_Jakob_Loutherbourg_d._J._002.jpg
Picture 2: iStockPhoto
Picture 3: http://expertlywrapped.wordpress.com/2010/11/11/geographically-correct-a-world-wide-web-of-accessibility/