work

At the pharmaceutical giant, Dalton’s job is to thwart counterfeiters, who can be a real pill.

A farm manager milks her days in the pasture for all they’re worth.

When you work Paint, you can’t wear certain lotions and shampoo.

“Dick knows his stuff. He shows up with what we need and is excited for our success.”

“We’re a bit busy scooping poop and mopping pee every day.”

“I’ve tried both working and not, and prefer employment, so long as I can pick the job. Sometimes my wife picks my tasks for me, and I don’t care for that nearly as much.”

Paula Katz talks about being a one-woman-staff at the iMOCA and the blurry line between work and life.