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RSA ANIMATE: Re-Imagining Work
According to the speaker of "RSA ANIMATE: Re-Imagining Work", the reasons why some attempts to re-imagine work are failing are the inefficient, out-dated technology in organizations, the unflexible working culture, and a lack of trust. And I agree with those perspectives. I think that the Arizona State University's iCourse system is a good example of flexible working. In the iCourse system, students can choose where to watch the lecture and do their course work. Based on my experience, this is one of the most successful system in terms of productivity. I can choose to study at the place where my productivity is maximize. It takes less time to understand more course matierals. It creates positive efficiency and saves time of wasteful movements,

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