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That depends on what „something“ is and how it is rewarded in comparison to something else. And how you value types of rewards. In my personal, political opini
by dgb23 6y ago
That depends on what „something“ is and how it is rewarded in comparison to something else. And how you value types of rewards.
In my personal, political opinion it seems that being good at convincing others and being greedy gets rewarded way too much over creating direct value.
- marcinzm 6y agoMeritocracy generally refers to a system where your upbringing/family/etc. matters less than your innate talent, hard work and achievements. It does not mean a system where your success is tied to the value you bring. edit: For example, standardized tests for advancement are a meritocracy even if the tests are divorced from the requirements of society.
- dgb23 6y agoThank you for clarifying. Is there a better word for what I meant than meritocracy?