“Entering the workforce is like entering the grave … From then on, nothing happens and you have to pretend to be interested in your work.” — Carl Cederstrom Copy Share Image
“Entering the workforce is like entering the grave … From then on, nothing happens and you have to pretend to be interested in your work.” — Carl Cederstrom Copy Share Image
“When the economy of work infects one’s early morning dreams, spills over into booze-soaked weekends and reduces almost every social relation to a cold… — Carl Cederstrom Copy Share Image
“In an attempt to convey their discontent, employees did something strange: exactly what they were told to do, following the formal rules to the… — Carl Cederstrom Copy Share Image
“Yet work remains in its Deleuzian ‘gaseous’ form, which is the exact opposite of play, fun, and real living. Therefore, the latter needs to… — Carl Cederstrom Copy Share Image
“The liberal communist, however, wishes us to believe that we can enjoy the selfish rewards of rampant profiteering and eat our cake too, basking… — Carl Cederstrom Copy Share Image
“A major aspect of liberation management is to harness the edgy and non-conformist energy of workers. Large firms, the advice says, ought to model… — Carl Cederstrom Copy Share Image
