> don't assume someone wouldn't find personal fulfillment in making their workplace better That does sound like it, to be honest. Some people seek fulfillment

> don't assume someone wouldn't find personal fulfillment in making their workplace better That does sound like it, to be honest. Some people seek fulfillment by changing their workplaces after their ideals, other people want to get stuff done. I find it amazing that they launch new products despite having people who seem to be professional issue-seekers and problem-finders. I've worked along side similar people while working with unions and it was so unbelievably exhausting how slow they were in literally everything.