Workplace

This is a picture of cubicles in an old workplace. Now a days, most people have individual laptops, phones, and rooms in their workplace. [|[[http://dmslibrary1.wikispaces.com/file/view/map26.jpg|map26.jpg]]]

How is technology changing life in the workplace? How is technology changing the way people do their jobs and the way they communicate with others? How have jobs changed? How will they change in the future? Where will we work? Will robots do all the work for us? Now for some job interviews the manager will evenask you to bring out your Facebook account.

These diagrams show that the obesity rate in the United States is increasing in part because of machines. Today, many machines are being used to do jobs that human's could easily do on their own.

What kinds of jobs will be in the future? They predict that the jobs in the future will be body part maker, nano-medic, alternatives vehicle developers, virtual clutter organizer, and virtual lawyer. It is predicted that in 2049 there will be a super computer that will know more than the human race.

apps that are helpful in the workplace are Google Earth and flash cards. But sadly a lot of apps are not for work but they are just games. I pads and phones can be helpful in a workspace because of the internet but sometimes they can be distracting. As a result of technology there are more flexible schedule. .media type="youtube" key="JM2LAfdQfGk" height="315" width="560" This is proof of robots taking jobs.How long will it take for robots to steel all our jobs? They have already started making cars and other manufactured goods. technology taking jobs is a growing problem. media type="youtube" key="KC70eDs1D2Y" height="346" width="462"

More than 25 million households and workplaces now own laptop computers. Owning this kind of technology is making jobs much easier and more efficient. It helps to get jobs done faster and better with less mistakes.

When will in hospitals have no more nurses? In 2010 a hospital had made a nurse robot in Japan that will come in hospitals near you. media type="youtube" key="I7tYwnqot6M" height="283" width="378"Robots taking are job media type="youtube" key="3H7EHaIiD2M" height="315" width="560" This is proof that robots are stealing our jobs. this is a job that humans and machines can do. But as shown in this video it is entirely done by machines. Why is it because we are getting lazy.

The technological advances achieved in the past few decades have brought about a revolution in the business world, affecting nearly all aspects of a working life. People can reach others throughout the world in a matter a seconds, with cost being increasingly negligible. Employees no longer need to be physically with their clients and co-workers; instead they can communicate effectively at home, at a distant office, across the world, and even in their car or on an airplane. Although these new technologies offer a wide variety of services and opportunities, they seem united by a single factor: increased efficiency and productivity. Indeed, companies have been quick to adopt many of these technologies, and tout significant improvements in business performance. However, as the physical office loses importance and employees are encouraged to telecommute from their location of choice, these physically isolated workers will inevitably suffer a loss of face-to-face interpersonal skills and a deterioration of relationships in the workplace