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    Is This Working?: The Jobs We Do, Told by the People Who Do Them [Audiobook]

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    Date: 6 Mar 2025 13:53:02
    Is This Working?: The Jobs We Do, Told by the People Who Do Them [Audiobook]

    Is This Working?: The Jobs We Do, Told by the People Who Do Them [Audiobook]
    English | ASIN: B0D64NWRH7 | 2025 | 11 hours and 00 minutes | M4B@64 kbps | 314 MB
    Author: Charlie Colenutt
    Narrator: Charlie Colenutt, Frankie Porter, Alan Medcroft

    For the best part of two years Charlie Colenutt travelled the country to talk to a hundred strangers, from all walks of life about their jobs: What did they do for a living? Why did they do it? Did they like it? They met in coffee shops, chain pubs or front rooms. Through hearing people tell their stories, he found out the number of birds killed a day in a poultry factory, the order in which patients are woken up in care homes, and the reasons why you shouldn’t smile when you are shown your bonus in an investment bank. He spoke with the church minister who, maddened by his email inbox, has come to feel more like an administrator than a spiritual leader; the cleaner that became so frustrated by the lack of change in her local area that she ran to be a councillor and won; the baker who used to hate touching flour; and the trade union organiser, not pressured by hours or targets, but by the cause. Together, the voices in Is This Working? tell a story about the one thing that most British adults have in common – work.
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