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That is actually a pretty reasonable take in my opinion. And refreshing. Having been on [edit: sports] teams before, it can be a toxic situation or it can be a
by 52-6F-62 6y ago
That is actually a pretty reasonable take in my opinion. And refreshing.
Having been on [edit: sports] teams before, it can be a toxic situation or it can be absolutely amazing and life-affirming. It might sound cold in the language, but it can be so rewarding, so bonding. It's definitely a better analogy than family. Family is family. You can define it as you like, but nothing equates.
- dogman144 6y agoFor sure! I've spent time in orgs that do this approach inherently, and it's tremendously fulfilling, more than ping pong tables and after-work beers ever could be. Shared hardship and superior performance that is greater than the sum of a team's individual talents are tremendous motivators and a dominant source of personal fulfillment. There's a bit of a challenge to get people to seek this environment out, but setting the tone from the top, as Netflix does, is a Step 0 to achieving it.