The divisions of labor in the United States and abroad are so split up that most people never truly bother to think about what it’s like to work in another sector. People who work in finance are not going to be inclined to think about teachers who work in elementary schools, for example. A light rigging specialist for movie sets probably has very little time to think about the common every day tasks that a park ranger has to carry out to make sure that their parks are open, friendly and safe. There doesn’t seem to be any connective tissue between an auto worker who needs to find replacement parts for a vehicle and the foreman of a factory that supplies other factories with the used induction furnace and the induction heating coil. But if any of these people, or you, dig a little deeper you might discover a few things you didn’t think of before. For example, you might n