Moonlighting as a Sociologist
Chris LienemannA technologist learning and writing about the sociological perspective on a variety of topics, with a focus on the changing nature of work in the face of increasing hardware and software automation.
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Chris is a technologist who has worked across a number of industries in companies and organizations of all types and sizes. He "moonlights as a sociologist" (as his advisor once introduced him) in his spare time while pursuing his Master's degree.
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