“Technology is like a steamroller: you are either driving it or you become part of the road. Because it’s so easily avoided, I wince whenever a benefits advisor gets flattened by a competitor’s BOR and their ex-client says it’s because of technology.”
Darin Reeser, CEO
Workforce Junction is co-hosting an Advisor Conclave during which a select few benefit advisors will be in a face-to-face conversation with technology decision makers from the country’s largest health insurance carriers.
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The above title of a Harvard Business review article* caught my eye. The author was commenting on a number of recent books that addressed the issue of technologies putting people out of work. The article began with an 1867 quote from Karl Marx that went like this: “History discloses no tragedy more horrible than the gradual extinction of the English handloom weavers by the rapid and persistent progress of machinery.”