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Digital platforms have ____ a lot of work less sticky.
As work becomes ever more modularised, commoditised and standardised, and as ____ for digital work are created, ties between service work and particular places can be disconnected.
While the business process of outsourcing that emerged in the 1990s allowed large companies to take advantage of a 'global reserve army' by moving their call centres to cheap and distant ____ markets, cloudwork changes the volume and granularity at which geographically non-proximate work can take place.
A small business in New York ____ hire a freelance transcriber in Nairobi one day and New Delhi the next.
No offices or factories need to be ____, no local regulations are observed, and ― in most cases ― no local taxes are paid.
The switch in the production network of work happens by simply sending some emails or clicking some buttons on a ____ work platform.
And, in this way, the employer leaves behind no material traces in the places where it was once an ____.
1 전략적 재배 기법
Even outdoors, although climate (including temperature) is usually regarded as beyond the control of ____, localized temperature control is sometimes effective on a microclimate scale.
Vancouver, Canada, is a few miles ____ of the 49th parallel, about 60 miles farther north than Minot, North Dakota, with its legendary harsh winter temperatures.
But constant foehn winds ____ the Pacific Ocean make Vancouver winters mild and wet, although sunshine is scant.
When I had a garden there in the late 1940s, a neighbor ____ to say that I "cheated God" to bring in my lettuce and tomatoes earlier than anyone else.
The bed in which the vegetables grew was banked toward the south at approximately 50 degrees, and the area between the plants was covered with flat stones, gathered from the nearby ____, to maximize soil heating from the weak late winter-early spring sun.
2 직장에 대한 충성심의 의미
Energy can always be injected ____ an organization to motivate people to do things.
Bonuses, promotions, other carrots, and even a few sticks can get people to work ____, for sure, but the gains are, like all manipulations, short-term.
Over time, such tactics cost more money and increase stress for employee and employer alike, and ____ will become the main reason people show up for work every day.
That's ____ loyalty. That's the employee version of repeat business.
Loyalty among employees is when they turn down more money or benefits to continue working at the ____ company.
Loyalty to a company trumps ____ and benefits.
And unless you're an ____, it's not the work we do that inspires us either.
It's the cause we come to ____ for. We don't want to come to work to build a wall; we want to come to work to build a cathedral.
3 생물학적 역사 기록인 DNA
In the early 1960s the ____ American writer James Baldwin wrote: "People are trapped in history, and history is trapped in them."
He was speaking to race ____ he penned those words.
But the statement is equally true if the word "people" is ____ with "all of life on Earth, present and past," for each strand of DNA, in each of our cells, is an ancient record of biological history, written in simple code and passed down from generation to generation.
One could say that DNA is nothing but history, one with a ____ manifestation that was slowly blended and accumulated over countless eons by the most pitiless of all phenomena ― natural selection.
DNA is a history that is inside us ― and yet one that is our master as well, the blueprint for our ____, and dictator of what we will pass on to our children, gifts that can be blessings ― or deadly time bombs.
We are indeed ____ in this particular vehicle of history as much as it is trapped in us.
4 비판적 사고를 가로막는 두려움
People may not ____ critically for a variety of reasons, such as laziness and inability, but fear is a big one.
____ is that?
People don't want to think not just because it's hard, but also because they're ____ it will make them question their long-held beliefs.
Your students most likely do want to think about things that can be very controversial, like politics, ____, and philosophy.
But ____ even deeper.
____ we start thinking deeply, long-held assumptions are challenged.
Thought makes us ____ that we'll lose our balance and have to look at the world in a different way.
We worry about thinking because we care ____ what we and other people think.
____ the most far-fetched ideas have an effect on the world.
Non-Euclidean geometry and symbolic logic are about as abstract as thinking ____ get, but you can't understand Einsteinian gravity without the first and run computers without the second.
Thinking is ____ to us, to others, and to the world we live in.
This is ____ reason why we are so afraid of it: it shakes us to the core.