Churning, and other facts of work life

Article August 2000

PM Network

Hutchins, Greg

How to cite this article:

Hutchins, G. (2000). Churning, and other facts of work life. PM Network, 14(8), 27.
This article discusses changes in the American work environment including the move to Web or technology-focused careers, project-based work, the need to develop a personal "brand," and downsizing.
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