artisans

As the factories absorbed both the serfs and the artisans, the serfs saw it as an upgrade, while the artisans resented the new way of life.

The essence of the article is about effectiveness of technology/trade in reducing the 'gaps' between the capabilities of workers/artisans results in lowering their average compensation.

This is not factory work -- these knives are crafted by artisans using techniques that are not well known.

Rare are systems (businesses, artisans) that will keep focusing on evolving toward better solutions rather than building a nest.

Until the industrial age, artisans were self-employed, and free from direct financial ties to a single patron.

Where once a year artisans would sell their crafts(my annual purchase was a hand tooled belt, with a copper buckle).

We are are looking for a few artisans - - Designer/UX -> Finances are typically boring.

LaRitzy is an all-natural monthly subscription which curates its boxes from vegan and cruelty free artisans.

Slowly the artisans that were making swords 100-150 years ago have been migrating to kitchen knives, scissors and wood working tools.

Great developers create great software not because they follow the strictures of some methodology but because they are truly great, gifted artisans.

Factories and employment lead to the near demise of artisans, as that last reference I gave suggests.

There is an option for web artisans to share their works too.

"Great developers create great software not because they follow the strictures of some methodology but because they are truly great, gifted artisans." So...non-gifted artisans will never produce great software?

If people who wrote code stopped calling themselves "artisans" as well, I'd be quite happy.

Artisans build through trial and error and experiences, and they leave many failed projects in their wake while they gain this experience.

Artisans during the industrial age were increasingly employed for factory production.