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This is a nice use case to study how human behavior works when there's no quotas/limits. I often say that unlimited calls means people talk less, not more. On
by kamaal 6y ago
This is a nice use case to study how human behavior works when there's no quotas/limits.
I often say that unlimited calls means people talk less, not more. On the similar lines offering unlimited learning and self improvement budgets to your employees means people will likely spend them less, but more relevant training and development would happen.
A very similar argument can be made about unlimited sick leaves too.
When something is free people don't feel the need to rush and fill the quotas/limits. They use/spend per relevant needs and scenarios now that they know they always have an option to use the thing when they need it.
- JAlexoid 6y agoNumbers control us better than any regulation. They say that you have unlimited - then you don't rush to use up. (But unlimited, needs to be actually unlimited) And for example of migration - if your cost of moving to a new place and working there is reasonable, you're less likely to stay there if it becomes a bad place. Many cases demonstrate this, last being, massive wave of repatriation of people from Eastern Europe during the financial crisis.(And numerous internal migration waves in large countries) - by reasonable cost I mean that you don't need to spend X thousands of dollars and wait 6-36 months for a permit