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That is just an opinion and not a statement of fact. There are many different types of people and not all people have the same motivation. A lot of people care
by WJW 4y ago
That is just an opinion and not a statement of fact. There are many different types of people and not all people have the same motivation. A lot of people care quite a lot about amusement and self-actualization at work. What a business owner might want does not change that.
(and let's face it, there are many many business owners who care way less about business problems being solved than they care about "being the boss")
- krapp 4y ago> What a business owner might want does not change that A business owner decides what the purpose of the business is, and what constitutes useful "work" within that context. If I'm hired to do x,y and z and I decide my motivation is rather to surf the web all day or spend all my time on personal projects, that doesn't change the purpose of work, it just means I'm not working.
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- LadyCailin 4y agoYeah, but if a business owner decides “x” is the purpose of work, and literally no one wants to do that because of the conditions that the business owner has created (especially if the conditions are tangential to x), then that is the business owner’s problem, not the employees problem.