February 22, 2002
Good Work, Well Done: a Psychological Study
The topic of work has long been the subject of academic study. Indeed, from their beginnings in the 18th and 19th centuries, the disciplines of economics and sociology accorded labor, production, and the organization -- and organizations -- of work a primary place in their firmament of concerns. Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and Karl Marx documented the opportunities and challenges faced by individual workers; Émile Durkheim and Max Weber probed the nature of bureaucracy, the division of
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