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February 1, 1997Communications of the ACM8 citationsOpen Access

How to surf the technology waves we created

DTDennis Tsichritzis

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Life used to be different and much simpler. Whether in schools, as a career person, or in retirement, there were simple rules. As a computer neophyte in school, prospects were clear. As a computer professional, the environment was surer. As a retired person, the freedom was total. Today represents a new era. Education, career, and retirement are interrelated. While in school, students question the value of their education. Computer professionals are insecure and fear for their jobs at every new development. This generation is vulnerable. They are in the middle of their careers and may face another technology cycle. Many new applications need people with other skills. Sourcing and reengineering melts down many hierarchies rather abruptly. Middle management in computer centers may be needed as project managers, not as organizational managers. The best choice for this generation is calmer waves for surfing. Small dynamic

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ffb293224f8dacd0db845https://doi.org/10.1145/253671.253700
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