Will the labor market’s Great Reset change things for workers over the long term?

Ten years ago, when I started writing a book on failure, I discovered something very odd: When people described the best thing that ever happened to them, they often also described what sounded like the worst thing that ever happened to them. Sure, some people cited kids or weddings or wonderful job opportunities, but others highlighted such notable events as getting fired, enduring crippling accidents or going to prison.