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"As for motivation, I asked them, What do you want to learn? Why are you here?" This is probably the most important statement in that article. How many of us
by SpodGaju 5y ago
"As for motivation, I asked them, What do you want to learn? Why are you here?"
This is probably the most important statement in that article.
How many of us do not seriously look at our motivations for what we, and other, do?
Imagine if they no longer gave you money for your current job. How many of you would still do work where you do or do the job you do?
- conro1108 5y agoI agree that we could collectively be more mindful about why we're doing things and what we're getting out of them, but this seems like a strange example to emphasize the point. Do many people claim that they're intrinsically motivated to do their jobs independent of compensation? My answer to "would you still do the job you do if they no longer gave you money for it?" has been an emphatic NO for every day of my working life and I assumed that was the common perspective.