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I am not seeing the problem with his philosphy. We go to work for money, not because we are in love with the companies goals. That sort of thing can come after
by true_religion 8y ago
I am not seeing the problem with his philosphy. We go to work for money, not because we are in love with the companies goals.
That sort of thing can come afterwards, but loyalty has to be earned.
- jvagner 8y agoi've worked for a lot of different kinds of bosses/owners, and the "check-writer" philosophy, stated so unapologetically, has often been most closely aligned with the worst bosses, with the unhappiest employees. so yes, he can, and no, it's not, IMO, on the more effective end of the scale. saying that, in and of itself, is often a barometer of a shitty boss. the good bosses might have a bit of that in them, but they have other values ahead of that statement that lead them to be better bosses, and IME, more successful in their given organizations.