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Boeing tried this a lot back when I worked there. Our managers would talk about how their airplanes enabled people to trade with people across the globe, and b
by ken 7y ago
Boeing tried this a lot back when I worked there. Our managers would talk about how their airplanes enabled people to trade with people across the globe, and brought people together.
It's hard to see the high-level talk as anything but just talk when the systems you have to deal with on a daily basis are a tire fire. Initech tried to talk a good game, too.
I suppose some people are motivated that way, but I care most about my daily process. If the process makes me miserable, no amount of "context" will motivate me.
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoI guess the question is "if we make zero profit, and have to reduce management level wages to achieve greater fuel efficiency in [our part of] global trade, then we're going to do that then, right?". The answer is going to be "well of course the shareholders deserve profits", or something similar?