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No. Not "ergo, groups of people." Not emergent effects. And not the bystander effect. Corporate culture as in, we want you to be a {insert company name here} p
by ethbro 8y ago
No. Not "ergo, groups of people." Not emergent effects. And not the bystander effect.
Corporate culture as in, we want you to be a {insert company name here} person. And the corporation is set up to make that happen.
You're discounting having the ability to mold someone for a decade+, which is not an insignificant effect on their behavior.