June 2013
Intermediate to advanced
272 pages
6h 5m
English
In our grandparents’ generation, work was usually structured rigidly within a corporate context: You worked for a company, and you punched a clock or kept regular hours. You received a paycheck, same this week as last. Those above you in the hierarchy were treated with respect and deference: “Of course, sir. I’ll get cracking on that right away, sir.” It didn’t seem like a life’s work you were embarked upon—it seemed more like a job. But things have changed: