is the 1960’s, 70’s, or 80’s, we will never get back to normal. Technology is changing work as well as every other aspect of life” (Church). The routine of seemingly pointless protocol and grind of an unremitting, a computer screen-gazing, stall-dwelling workweek can diminishes one’s zeal. The Information Technology sector can be a “nasty, high-stress job,”(Steen). In light of the Information Era creating a fast growing technology sector, the era also brought about another structural change in the corporate labor force. The trend: spastic company shrinkage. The labor force was cut to the bare amount of drones essential for efficiency in IT departments. “The latest survey by the American Management Association of 8,000 of its members showed that 47% reduced their staffs during the 12 months ended last June, [1993]” (Church). Information Technology professionals

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