Why we work

A book that sheds light on the fundamental question about the nature of work and its role in our lives. The author, Barry Schwartz, takes the reader through the history of the development of work, from ancient times to the present day, examining various aspects of this concept.

The book explores how work affects our physical and emotional well-being, as well as social progress. The author examines the psychological, economic, sociological, and cultural aspects of work, revealing the various motivations that drive people to work, including money, pleasure, social recognition, and self-fulfillment.

The book also analyzes current trends in the world of work, such as the growing role of technology, changes in the structure of working hours, issues of work-life balance, and the impact of corporate culture on employees.

"Why do we work?" offers readers a deep understanding of why work is an important part of our existence and how it affects our lives.