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Work ethic

Work ethic is a belief that work and diligence have a moral benefit and an inherent ability, virtue, or value to strengthen character and individual abilities. The desire or determination to work serves as the foundation for values centered on the importance of work or industrious work. The social ingraining of this value is considered to enhance…

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Anti-capitalist view

CounterculturalAndré GorzPost-industrial societyThe micro-chip revolutionWorking class
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Capitalist view

PredestinationSalvationMax WeberBenjamin FranklinTheodore Roosevelt
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Factors of a good work ethic

Motivates
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Overview

DiligenceVirtueValueCharacter
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Factors of a good work ethic

Capitalist view

Anti-capitalist view

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Work ethic

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Work ethic

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related to Capitalist view · 10
Work ethic → Benjamin Franklin, Calvinists, God, Max Weber, New England, Protestant, The Puritans, These, They, To
related to Sources · 10
Work ethic → BBC Radio, Chicago Press, Daniel, Industrial America, Max Weber, Protestant Ethic, Rodgers, The Work Ethic, Univ, YouTube
related to Assumptions · 9
Work ethic → Assumptions, Feelings, Goldman, Hardships, How, Many, Setting, The, Weltanschauung
see also · 6
Work ethic → Arbeit, Arbeitsscheu Reich, Blanchot, Désoeuvrement, Inoperativity, Ora
related to Factors of a good work ethic · 5
Work ethic → Factors, It, People, Proponents, The
is a · 3
Work ethic → behavior of a single individual or a group that has led to a systematic lack of productivity, belief that work and diligence have a moral benefit and an inherent ability, set of moral principles a person uses in their job

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work ethic hard time value good also people needs money character virtue goals person one's working protestant moral individual desire

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Work ethicis abelief that work and diligence have a moral benefit and an inherent ability0.90text
Work ethicis aset of moral principles a person uses in their job0.90text
Work ethicis abehavior of a single individual or a group that has led to a systematic lack of productivity0.90text
Work ethicrelated to AssumptionsAssumptions0.60section
Work ethicrelated to AssumptionsGoldman0.60section
Work ethicrelated to AssumptionsThe0.60section
Work ethicrelated to AssumptionsWeltanschauung0.60section
Work ethicrelated to AssumptionsMany0.60section
Work ethicrelated to AssumptionsSetting0.60section
Work ethicrelated to AssumptionsHardships0.60section
Work ethicrelated to AssumptionsFeelings0.60section
Work ethicrelated to AssumptionsHow0.60section

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