Outliers: The Story of Success · chapter 5 · id outliers-c5-07-gladwell-argues-that-jewish-im
“Gladwell argues that Jewish immigrant garment workers transmitted an entrepreneurial work ethic to their children because their labor was 'meaningful' -- involving autonomy, complexity, and connection between effort and reward -- three criteria drawn from sociological research on meaningful work.”
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Gladwell argues garment work met the three criteria for meaningful work: autonomy (being your own boss), complexity (requiring skill), and a clear relationship between effort and reward (piece-work payment).
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