Work
Travail
job, money
money
hard tiresome
passion
long, hard
stress, accomplishment
patience, diligence
career, money
job, career, routine
stress, job, studying, death, paralyzing, life
difficult, busy, money
success, food
office, tall glass building
insomnia
hard, enjoyable
hectic, busy
money, product, my car
hard, repetitious, salary, support
coffee, early, blue collar
responsibility, time, effort
excitement, engagement, inquiry
success, effort
boring, pay, colleagues
Punchclock, Boss
passion, interests, obligation
essential, interesting, hard
money, time
fdotdr, labor, money
money, degree
difficile, nécessaire, joie
contrainte, occupation, plaisir
vie, argent
labeur , épanouissement , salaire
manque, toujours trop
effort,intéret,temps
Entreprise, salaire, communication
nécessité,épanouissement
devoir,obligation,métier
concurrence, coopération, actif
devoir,vivre,réussite
équipe, effort,
entreprises,gagner de l'argent
emploi, difficile, argent
santé,occupation,salaire
temps, difficulté, réussite
salaire,occupation
emploi, salaire
bleu,fatigue,difficulté
le stage, la travail scolaire,
vie,difficulté,épanouissement
obligation,important
production, salaire
école, réparation, construction
indispensable, chômage
equipe études
école, futur, vital
cadre, entreprise
Discussion
strange, strange, strange... Les français voient plus le travail comme quelque chose de boring et de difficile (with money à la fin), et les Americans comme... carreer. On doit être beaucoup plus fainéant que vous, non? Au fait, qui a marqué "enjoyable"? C'est dingue. Par contre the one who wrote "coffee" has to be French or European. That is my definition of work!
On the contrary! Although I didnt write it, I think the coffee consumption at MIT could potentially support a small South American economy...
Je crois bien que je pourrais y arriver même tout seul...
think that in the us people want to advance quicker and in order to do so, one has to work long hours often. i think that in france, people tend to enjoy life more.
Que signifient "Punchclock" et "fdotdr"?