The Case for Working with Your Hands or Why Office Work Is Bad for Us and Fixing Things Feels Good
A thoughtful look at why working with your hands can offer deeper satisfaction than many office careers.
About This Book
This book examines the value of manual work and craftsmanship in a modern economy.
It questions the assumption that office jobs are always superior to skilled trades.
The author draws on personal experience as a mechanic and academic to explore fulfillment in tangible work.
Readers are encouraged to reconsider what makes work meaningful and satisfying.
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