Led by the performance of Ms. Claire as its agonized, submissive victim, yearning for no work, no worry, some rest, "Machinal" is filled with well-acted characters who speak across the years.
As Daniel H. Pink explains in Drive, most of us (especially knowledge workers) are energized by three fundamental things: autonomy the freedom to direct our lives; mastery our craving to excel; and purpose the yearning for our work to serve something larger than ourselves.
After sending a suggestion to Phil Knight, the CEO of Nike, for air-injected shoes (a revolutionary concept the company was at that moment developing), Hoke was rewarded with a T shirt, a pair of running shoes and a yearning to work for the company.
Mr. Ryan said that the companies had a good working relationship, but that developers at Bungie yearned to work for themselves, not a corporate owner.
Simons, when leaving Dior, expressed a yearning for a better work-life balance.
Men are increasingly yearning for a better work-life balance and want their partners to share the role of breadwinner so they can spend more time with their children, according to a survey published today.
Will we find a way to employ all who yearn to work for a decent wage?
In her spare time, when not hanging out with Jeremy, her 13-year-old son, she yearns to work for the William J. Clinton Foundation.
Disney, who brought his Midwestern childhood with him to Los Angeles, stayed rooted in rural values, his more naturalistic work yearning for a lost connection with nature: gentle songs of innocence to counter the Fleischers' jazzy tunes of experience.
It's a positive cynicism, an optimistic worry, a sort of yearning for it all to work combined with an unsettling feeling that comes from wishing people well whom you never voted for and possibly hated with every fibre of your being.
Too often, we find ourselves isolated while immersed in our work, yearning for collaborative discussion and the opportunity to give and get support from others.
