6 short years ago, Richard Florida made waves with his national best seller The Rise of the Creative Class which examined the growing role creativity was playing in our society. 6 short years later, creativity has become almost commonplace taking a back seat to a movement towards a “Collaborative Class.” As part of this movement, people are finding new ways to leverage technology to develop more meaningful and purposeful connections with others creating virtual affinity groups and communities–treasure troves of information. And although technology has made collaboration much easier, the primary driver behind the unparalleled uptick that is currently taking place has been the need to fill education gaps and provide targeted information to niche groups that were otherwise overlooked or lumped in to “one size fits all” communities.
Fast Company Blog Post: Move Over Creative Class, the Collaborative Class Is Here
Published January 12, 2011 entrepreneurship , innovation , networking Leave a CommentTags: Brazen Careerist, Facebook, Fast Company, Gen Y, Groupon, Never Get a Real Job, Ryan Paugh, Scott Gerber, The Rise of the Creative Class, Twitter
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