The Sociology Show features Matthew Wilkin interviewing Dan Chambliss, an American sociologist specializing in the social psychology of organizations. Chambliss discusses his 40-year career, research on how people excel in organizational settings, and the interplay between nature and nurture in achieving extraordinary performance. He emphasizes the importance of environment, mentors, and social factors over innate talent, referencing the "10,000-hour rule" and the necessity of making expertise a lifestyle. Chambliss also details his ethnographic research methods, including immersive experiences in hospitals and with Olympic swimming teams, and shares how listeners can find his published work and follow him on Twitter.
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