Also From the article: > It’s often said that if you ask an American what they do, they’ll tell you about their job, whereas a European might talk about their

Also From the article: > It’s often said that if you ask an American what they do, they’ll tell you about their job, whereas a European might talk about their hobbies or passions. Data backs this up; > But the role of work in shaping identity and social life in the United States has perhaps never been stronger. For example, 77% of Americans work more than 40 hours per week, and few take their full paid leave. I guess people aren’t making friends at work the way they thought they were?