I wonder if this is like a saxophone: An Interview with Howard Becker.

So what I learned was look for where people are doing things together and you know, working together in a way that their work intersects with the work of other people and they can do more and more different things and do it better. Claudio E. Benzecry (CEB): Howie, you once said that there are only two questions in an interview: how do you get into it and then what happened? And that was the next big step for me, was to see that everything comes from people intersecting their lines of activity, intersecting so that your work produces something, some object or some idea and I say "oh, Claudio has that idea, I can use that" and then very often it ends up being kind of solidified into an organization or a named kind of work. [Extracted from the article]