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Technology and Work

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With the advancement of technology, various professions have been impacted and transformed, leading to adaptations in the job market. Automation, for example, has significantly altered the tasks of many jobs, leading to the replacement of repetitive activities by machines or algorithms. However, these changes do not affect all areas uniformly, and the debate on the social and economic implications of these transformations is intense. In the work 'The Automatic Society: The Future of Work', the sociologist Antônio Garcia Molina discusses the relationship between technology and work, stating that 'automation is not a phenomenon that occurs suddenly, but a gradual process that shapes professional relationships over time, with complex implications for society'. Considering the excerpt and the presented theme, analyze the impact of automation on the job market and identify an example of a profession that has undergone significant transformations due to this process.
a.
Professions related to agriculture, such as manual fruit harvesting, which have not been significantly impacted by automation due to the complexity of tasks and the diversity of work environments.
b.
The financial sector, including the profession of bank teller, which has seen a significant increase in jobs due to the demand for personal interactions and the growing complexity of financial transactions.
c.
An example of a profession that has undergone significant transformations due to automation is telemarketing operators, with the replacement of repetitive tasks by automatic dialing software and chatbots, resulting in job elimination and the creation of new opportunities in development and customer service.
d.
Jobs in the construction industry, such as masons and carpenters, which have not been affected by automation due to the highly variable and personalized nature of constructions, making task standardization difficult.
e.
The field of medicine, with professions such as nursing and physiotherapy, which remain unchanged by automation due to the need for complex and unpredictable human interactions in patient care.

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