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Companies have been milking workers as well. It's not surprising it comes back to them.
by vsareto 6y ago
Companies have been milking workers as well. It's not surprising it comes back to them.
- mc32 6y ago?? That’s a total non-sequitur and has no connection to the other. Slackers will slack against themselves (hire a responsible home contractor vs one who slacks off and one who shows up whenever and does things half arsed). So it’s not about revenge or getting something back (that might be a motivation for some malcontents, but most slackers aren’t malcontents.
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- vsareto 6y agoI'm just saying: a demotivated or lied-to worker resembles slackers pretty closely. I think it's less about personal flaws than we think.
- mc32 6y agoI don’t think so. Demotivated people are troubled by the situation. They do not seek the situation that put them there. They want to be productive, but the system undermines them. Slackers just don’t give a care either way. They just wanna slack. They make a million excuses. It’s really not the same in any way.