@jennjwang: Jobs are modeled as bundles of tasks. But as jobs change, how do we keep those task lists up to date? Workers often exp…
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该推文讨论了如何将工作建模为任务集合，并指出随着工作变化、劳动者在正式更新职位描述前就已接触新职责与工具，需要通过倾听劳动者来保持任务清单的时效性。
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Jobs are modeled as bundles of tasks. But as jobs change, how do we keep those task lists up to date?
Workers often experience new responsibilities and tools before they reach their job descriptions.
We start by listening to them. 🧵 https://t.co/wuZKLSDPtg
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