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Everything Is My Job Now

Everything Is My Job Now

How Modern Life Turned Us Into Unpaid Managers

You are your own travel agent, IT department, bank teller, and checkout clerk. On the vast unpaid managerial labor that modern life has quietly transferred to you.

By Celia Rook

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