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Excluding sole traders and cooperatives (and sometimes even including those, as the easiest way to lose friends is said to be to go into business together), it
by vaduz 6y ago
Excluding sole traders and cooperatives (and sometimes even including those, as the easiest way to lose friends is said to be to go into business together), it is entirely natural for the company and coworkers not to trust each other, not fully, as the goals and incentives of the company are not the same as goals and incentives of the employees. Your goal isn't likely to be to subordinate your life entirely to what the company wants, in a cult-like manner, with no regard for any other priorities like family, friends or personal growth - thus at the very least the kernel of mistrust always remains.
Some companies just manage to mask it better or tone it down to a level that if felt to be acceptable.
- victorpr 6y agoWhile true for many (the majority, even), it's not impossible for company-employee relationships to be symbiotic as well, not every company is like you describe.