You have heard the appeal "dear colleagues" many times and you know exactly your income level. However, what does your job really cost you? Sarah Jaffe, a journalist and researcher of the history of the labor movement in the United States, tells how fake care, a family crisis, the history of slavery and the class struggle that has not disappeared are manifested in our professional relations, and explains why the myth of love for work is so harmful. Where is the line between work and life? How does the idea of ​ ​ love of work allow you to manipulate people and what will help to accurately recognize exploitation? What lessons can we learn from the history of labor rights activism? How can solidarity help our society in the face of automation of labor and the disappearance of hundreds of professions? Sarah Jaffe's book will provide an opportunity to understand how not to become a victim of burnout and what needs to be done so that age-old dreams of work as a vocation do not remain just dreams.