The World Is Flat by Thomas Friedman

Thomas Friedman's "The World is Flat" is focusing on today's globalization and a very good view of the world economy. Friedman emphasized the relationship between the United States and other countries of the world today. When I saw what he warned or emphasized, I realized the importance of this problem. He talked about some aspects that the United States needs to maintain competitiveness to maintain its current position in the world market. First, Friedman talks about various aspects of globalization.

Thomas Friedman's "The world is flat" records the influx of new players into the global economic theater. And it formed a powerful force that began to influence Americans. Friedman believes that these impending changes may produce positive and negative results. One example shows the extent of the analysis on Friedman's influence on the Internet bubble and its eventual collapse. He said that although this is a disadvantage for some investors, the results are beneficial for opening up the world market. The excess capacity of the depression also resulted in a very low telecom price. And allows players from small economies to participate in games normally reserved for large players.

In "The World Is Flat", Author Thomas Friedman presents the future vision that evolving technology will provide a global competition for global business owners. Traditional enterprise levels may be replaced by a highly specialized online community with similar business interests. According to Friedman, in order to survive in this increasingly flat world, individuals have to diversify their skills so that they maintain viable competitors in many different occupations. Those who reach the level of specialization that can not be outsourced claim he is "untouchable". So if you want work safety, please join them. That is now "untouchable". In order to achieve this, we will look for professional development opportunities and obtain appropriate professional qualifications.