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Will people change careers more often in the future?

The future may reward reinvention more than consistency.

Probably. Technological and social changes may encourage people to reinvent themselves more often.

One career once lasted a lifetime.\n\nTomorrow it may last a decade.\n\nThe hidden mechanism is permission to change.\n\nHumans adapt when society allows reinvention.\n\nStability loses prestige.\n\nFlexibility gains value.\n\nPeople think identity should remain consistent.\n\nVery often, growth requires becoming someone new.

Will people change careers more often in the future?

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