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llbereviewingCorinneMaier'
sFrenchbestsellerBonjourParesse--whichtranslatesintoEnglishasHelloLaziness.Maier'
sbook,HelloLaziness,takesahumorouslookatthecorporateworkplace,andencouragesreaderstodoaslittleaspossiblewhenthey'
reatwork.JoiningmetodiscussthebookareDavidSorenson,ajournalistforCityTithesmagazine,andMarcPryce,aprofessorofsocialpsychologyatBowerUniversitySo,let'
sstartwithMaier'
sopinioninHelloLazinessthatweworkbecausewehaveto--becauseweneedthemoney,notbecausemostofusloveout'
jobs.David,whatareyourthoughtsaboutthis?
David:
Icompletelyagreewiththat....Imean,thefactis,mostofusdogotoworkforthepaycheck...notbecauseweloveourjobs...weneedmoneytolive.yntbia:
Areyouspeakingfrompersonalexperience?
Ohabsolutely!
Whohasn'
tfeltthisway--especiallyifyou'
veworkedinaboringjobwithlittlechanceofadvancement?
...Anyway,IthoughtthatMaierdealtwiththesubjectofofficeworkinaverywitty,amusingwayinherbook.1laughedoutloudseveraltimeswhilereadingit.
Canyougiveusanexample?
Ofwhatmademelaugh?
Well,forinstance,shegivesallofthesewonderfultipsfordoingaslittleaspossibleatwork--thingslikepretendingtobeasmokersothatyoucantakefrequentfive-minutebreaks.
That'
sagoodone.
...Or...um...hidingamagazineinsidealargeworkmanual.
Right,hertipswerefunny...Sowhataboutyou,Marc?
Whatdidyouthinkofthebook?
Marc:
Well,inplaces,itwashumorous,noquestion.Butoverall,Ifoundittoberathernegative--inspiteofthehumor.
Whatbotheredyouaboutthebook?
Canyouthinkofaspecificexample?
Well,onethingMaiersaysinherbookistobenicetotemporaryworkers.Why?
Becausetheyaretheonlyoneswhodoanyrealwork.Inotherwords,theotherpeopleinthecompanyarealljustmodern-dayslaves...Theyaren'
tdoinganythingmeaningful.
NowIthinkthat'
sprettyfunny.
Andthenthere'
sanothertipfromtheauthor:
Neveracceptapositionofresponsibility.Shesaysthatyou'
lljusthavetoworkextrahardforlittlemoney.Insteadofencouragingpeopletofigureoutwhatelsetheycouldbedoingwiththeirlives,shetellsthemit'
sbettertojustgoofoffatwork.1didn'
treallyfindthatveryfunny,1guess.
Yes,butMaierisbeingironic,Marc...
Iknowwhatyou'
resaying,David,butwhatI'
mgettingatisthatMaier'
sbookencouragespeopletojustgiveup.Sheclaimsthatit'
spointlesstotrytochangethingsintheworkplace...youknow,thatyoucanbereplacedbyanotherpersonatanytime.Hermessageisthatyoucan'
tgetaheadintoday'
sworkplace,andyou'
llprobablybelaidoffeventually,sowhybother.
Yes,butMaierwasn'
ttryingtowriteaself-helpbook,Marc.Whenshetellsustogoforthemostuselesspositioninthecompanysothatyouwon'
thavetoworktoohard...well,she'
snotbeingentirelyserious.It'
skindofajoke.
Well,Icanseethatourlistenersaregoingtohavetoreadthebookanddecideforthemselves.Thankyoubothforjoiningustoday.
Track5-1-8
C.Pairwork.Nowlistentothewholeinterview.PayspecialattentiontowhatResendesaidtowardstheendoftheinterview.Whodoyouthinkmayhavesaideachstatementbelow7Writetheperson'
sname.Thencompareyouranswerswithapartnerandgiveyourreasons.
Interviewer:
Whydon'
twestartoffbytalkingalittleabouthowyoudevelopedyourinterestinfoodandcooking?
Resende:
We!
l,foodhasalwaysbeenmypassion.Asachild,!
usedtolovepreparingmealswithmygrandmother,whowasfromBrazil.AndasIgotolder,Ispentalotoftimeinthekitchen,experimentingwithdifferentdishesThaisoups,Germantortes,Italianpastas.
Butyouneverconsideredacareerintheculinaryarts7
Notatall.Youknow,asakid,Igrewuplearningthatapersonwenttocollegeandgotajobinbusiness,law,orsomethinglikethat.Tellingmyparentsthat!
wantedto"
studyfood"
would’vebeenimpossible.Theyneverwouldhaveagreed.
So,fastforwardtothepresent.You'
renowabusinessdevelopmentmanagerforaninternationaltechnologycompany.!
tdoesn'
texactlysoundlikethecareeryoudreamedof.Tellus,howdidTheMediterraneancameintoyourlife?
Aboutthreeyearsago,Imovedintoanapartmentaroundthecornerfromthisstoreit'
salovelylittleplacethatspecializesinimportedfoodfromGreece,Spain,andItaly.There'
sadeliaswell.