Service and Experience with J. N. Halm: It’s the algorithm: How digital control reshapes work and worker well-being
A delivery rider weaves through traffic, his eyes darting from the smartphone mounted on his handlebar to the road ahead. Ask him who sent him and where he is headed, and he can tell you exactly.
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