I read with interest Reid Hoffman’s thoughts about the way we will work in the future. Hoffman is an impressive guy. In addition to founding LinkedIn, he was an early predictor of the sharing economy and the rise of AI before it became trendy to do so. He was also one of Airbnb’s first investors. What caught my attention recently, as a compilation of Hoffman interviews went viral on social media, was his prediction that the nine-to-five job is dying and will be obsolete within 10 years. His hypothesis is that the way we work is changing. The gig economy…

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