He experiences a deep sense of alienation, partly because of the mundane nature of his job and his non-conformism but also because he's not accepted and ostracized by his environment.
But in general, if you were to point to three things that were causing this gross alienation and dissatisfaction at work, the first thing you'd point to is an erosion of trust.
In this becalmed era Chuck Palahniuk published " Fight Club" , his scabrous novel of male alienation, which the director David Fincher adapted for the screen.
But as your poison becomes more potent, your anger turns into hate and then into resentment, and people avoiding you turns into isolation which turns into alienation.
In 1970 Fortune magazine coined the phrase the " blue-collar blues" to describe the alienation many manufacturing workers felt in an impersonal industrial system.