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The term VUCA was first used in 1987, and it was coined by the U.S Army War College in the immediate post-Cold War time. It was an attempt to understand what was happening in the world, and how to navigate the times post-war.

VUCA has, according to a podcast by the Army War College, been used and overused to describe anything not simple on strategic level. In the podcast, the hosts also argue that the term doesn’t accurately describe the U.S. in the 1990s, and ask if it even was useful then?

One of the guests in the podcast says: “…to treat our period of time like it’s something special seems off, compared to what we have been through before”. He continues his argument by saying that he thinks, when you invoke the term VUCA, you indirectly say that you’re the star of the universe, being unique, and going through the hardest times of all times.

Maybe this sounds a bit too much in your ears, or maybe you agree. Nevertheless, to be able to figure out whether or not VUCA is useful now – and in the context of Future of Work – we should look at the impact of the word.

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