In the 1980s, corporate integration punctured the next realm of corporate life invasion at “campuses” like Microsoft and Apple—with the next level of intrusion being that the borderline between work and life blurred to the point of unrecognizability. Give us your entire life or we won’t allow you to work on cool projects. In the 1990s, corporations don’t even hire people anymore. People become their own corporations. It was inevitable.
