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1. People have a normal and religious obligation to fill their lives with heavy physical toil. For some this means that hard work effort and drudgery are to be valued for their own sake; physical pleasures and enjoyments are to be shunned; and an ascetic existence of methodical rigour is the only acceptable way to live.
2. Men and women are expected to spend long hours at work with little or no time for personal recreation and leisure.
3. A worker should have a dependable attendance record with low absenteeism and tardiness.
4. Workers should be highly productive and produce a large quantity of goods or service.
5. Workers should take pride in their work and do their jobs well.
6. Employees should have feelings of commitment and loyalty to their profession their company and their work group.
7. Workers should be achievement-oriented and constantly strive for promotions and advancement. High-status jobs with prestige and the respect of others are important indicators of a 'good' person.
8. People should acquire wealth through honest labour and retain it through thrift and wise investments. Frugality is desirable; extravagance and waste should be avoided." [Quote from p. 20 of Cherrington]