How Computers Are Taking Over The Work Place! No Where Is Safe!
I remember when computers invaded our home using the latest developments in technology, replacing a typewriter with a word processor. I thought of them as being no more than writing machines and devices designed to produce printouts. It wasn't until later that I learned what computers could do for business and how it was starting to change not just the work place but our lives.
It seems like computers are taking over places where people used to work such as hospitals, schools, factories, among others. However, this transition has many advantages for employers and employees alike.
Advantages for Businesses
Very low cost. Computers are largely automated, and their parts are made with a much simpler technology than that used to make car engines that were built in the 1950s. Some auto assembly plants will soon be completely automated. The cost of running a computer is very low, and computers don't require an expensive maintenance program unlike older machines. It's so low that it can be run on solar power or any other energy source available out there. This means computer costs can fall and continue to fall while energy costs rise no matter where they're located.
Computers can do all kinds of work. You can have a computer that prints, makes copies, does calculations and processes data all at once. You can also use a single computer for multiple tasks, which is known as multitasking. Computers are also capable of doing many different jobs simultaneously using the same program. This is a huge advantage over older machines that were not built to handle so many jobs at once because they were built to work on one business process or function at a time.
Multi-tasking computers are much faster than older machines. It takes just seconds to finish a job that used to take hours and even days with older technology such as typewriters and calculators.
Computers can do work better than humans. Computers have been programmed to perform certain tasks very well, and new programs are being added all the time. As time goes on, computers will be able to handle more and more jobs in every aspect of our lives. The work they can do is only limited by how they're programmed and what we ask them to do.
Work can be done 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Computers never take holidays and don't mind working around the clock without breaks or vacations. Of course, human operators come into play here but the point is that computers are capable of doing more work in less time using less resources than older machines could ever get close to.
Computers are the only way to keep up with the speed of business. It's important for businesses to be able to increase the speed at which they operate at. This is achieved by using computers and building better equipment that will perform the same tasks. Computers offer businesses opportunities to grow, expand into new markets and reach more customers than ever before while reducing costs at the same time.
Computers can produce reports almost instantly after data is fed into them. It's possible for a report writer to develop an entire program that can be used as a tool for collecting data and analyzing it, so a writer doesn't have to keep going back to users who feed in this information or wait days or weeks for it to be collected.
Computers don't need to be hired but they can be. Computers can use their own non-human intelligence to do work and organize themselves to do the tasks faster and more reliably than humans. The only thing a human operator has to do then is check the results of the computer's work. Right now, computers are doing so many tasks that we no longer need human beings to supervise or perform manual tasks for them.
Advantages for Employees
Computer jobs are always in high demand. Once computers were placed in an office, they never left it even during holidays or vacations. Having a computer available 24 hours a day and seven days a week means users can always reach out to a computer for answers or to get things done. It's possible for humans to become obsolete in some situations because computers can do so many jobs.
Computers are natural workers. They're programmed to work best with certain tasks that are easy to program and quick to perform. Humans tend to work best when their minds get involved in the solution of a problem, but it doesn't matter because computers can be taught almost any skill from math calculations and bookkeeping, through software creation, field service and even programming languages that human beings have trouble learning.
Computers don't need vacations but they offer them. Computers are always available and can work around the clock without taking time off. Computers are programmed to handle any number of tasks without quitting or getting tired of work. There's no need for other people to work beside them at all times or to be paid overtime wages.
As computers take over more and more jobs, humans will become free to do other things that they enjoy such as sports, hobbies, travel, hobbies and relaxation. They won't be bored by hard, monotonous labor all day and have to pay big money for workers who will do this type of work for them.
Computers have access to a global database that's bigger than any human brain could ever contain. This means computers can research information the fastest and find out exactly what they need to know. Using computers, employees don't have to spend time doing research on every matter because computers will do it for them.
Computers are faster at taking information in and making decisions than humans can ever be. Human beings are not as quick or accurate in their decision making as computers, so they'll benefit greatly from these advantages. More tasks will be handled by computers than humans will ever be capable of, which means more time for other things that human beings enjoy doing and not having to worry about work all the time.
Computers don't gossip and they're honest. Computers don't talk behind your back or badmouth you to other people, so they're great to work with. They can be programmed with the very best of human qualities, like how much effort they put into their work, how honest they are and how confident they are in what they know.
Computers can learn new programs very quickly and become more intelligent as time goes on. As computers get older, it's possible for them to learn new skills that aren't programmed in by their makers or for them to make good decisions on their own without input from human beings.
Conclusion
Computers are responsible for taking over a lot of the jobs that human beings used to do. Computers aren't getting tired of hard work and they don't need breaks or to be paid. These are just a few of the benefits that employees can gain from working with computers. The more time people spend with computers, the more time they will have for their other needs and interests. In the future, it's possible that computers will evolve into something that we can't even imagine today. They'll become more capable and intelligent than anyone could ever have imagined when they were first invented. Computers can teach us a lot while we try to figure out how to use them to our best advantage.
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