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Having to study random fun things and being rewarded for it was peak happiness for teenage me. I had the opposite experience. My school was really into competi
by onion2k 5y ago
Having to study random fun things and being rewarded for it was peak happiness for teenage me.
I had the opposite experience. My school was really into competitions for everything, and it was incredibly demotivating because I didn't care if I was the best at something. Putting effort in for tangible rewards (eg money) is great, but working for a shiny cup or 'glory' is something I've never understood. No one else will care 10 minutes after you've won.
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- MauranKilom 5y ago> No one else will care 10 minutes after you've won. Depends on the competition, but success in federal/national/international competitions is an extremely positive signal during hiring. In my experience (from both sides), at least.