The cost of consistency and commitment
We live in strange times where the words commitment and consistency are degraded to the unspeakable 'C's. There is a lack of commitment across the board. It's a human problem but in technological terms - not a software but a hardware issue. Commitment is missing from relationships, to jobs, to even oneself. And the sister of commitment, consistency is given the same treatment. Much like everything else that the digital age touches, a cool name is what it takes to mask the problem. So 'situationships' is this generation's brilliant solution to one's inability to commit. Occupationship is the term used for one who switches jobs frequently. Or a career nomad. What's with these cool names? Aren't these a means to glorify such acts? Or is this generation just too good at naming stuff? But the problem is not that this new generation have a commitment issue - it's that the world seems to embrace it as if it's the latest wave to ride. I don't ...