ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Is work ethic disappearing—or has the way we work changed?
Jay and Thomas talk about hard work, personal responsibility, and what makes someone a good worker. From lessons learned on the job to working smarter with modern tools, we ask whether dedication should be measured by hours, effort, or results.
We also explore how World War II expanded women’s opportunities in the workforce, how family responsibilities shape our working lives, and what each generation can learn from the other.
Does leaving on time mean you care less? Is technology making us lazy—or more effective? And what do people really mean when they say, “Nobody wants to work anymore”?
Two generations. Different experiences. Same table.
English
United States
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