Quinta-feira, 26 de Abril de 2007
Enviado por Joana Alarcão - Tribal workers
Tribal workers
Today's generation of high-earning professionals maintain that their personal fulfillment comes from their jobs and the hours they work. They should grow up, says Thomas Barlow
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Tribal Workers Part I
A friend of mine recently met a young American woman who was studying on a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford. She already had two degrees from top US universities, had worked as a lawyer and as a social worker in the US, and somewhere along the way had acquired a black belt in kung fu.
Well in my case I stopped being a migrant worker and started a life long commitment. But I would never trade my paste experience as a nomad for anything in the world.
Joana Alarcão
Today's generation of high-earning professionals maintain that their personal fulfillment comes from their jobs and the hours they work. They should grow up, says Thomas Barlow
Copyright The Financial Times Limited
Tribal Workers Part I
A friend of mine recently met a young American woman who was studying on a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford. She already had two degrees from top US universities, had worked as a lawyer and as a social worker in the US, and somewhere along the way had acquired a black belt in kung fu.
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Well in my case I stopped being a migrant worker and started a life long commitment. But I would never trade my paste experience as a nomad for anything in the world.
Joana Alarcão
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