{"text":"The farm work they hated was the only work they knew. Often, even the basic skills of plumbing or electricity or mechanical work were mysteries to them – as were the job discipline and the subtleties that children raised in the industrial world learn without thinking about them; starting work on time, working set hours, taking orders from strangers instead of their father, playing office politics.","author":"Robert A. Caro","tags":["acculturation","culture","culture-shock","education","job-training"],"id":1146,"author_id":"Robert+A.+Caro"}