In the united states people need jobs to have health care and exist without living on the streets. Not every job can be a maximally efficient non-stop grind, th

In the united states people need jobs to have health care and exist without living on the streets. Not every job can be a maximally efficient non-stop grind, that sounds like a hell scape. There needs to be a bench, back fills, slack. Places where people show up, put in their work, go home, and the company makes money. Granted that only works for profitable places that can both pay back their equity holders, and provide an environment for employees. However it's sad to see people act like creating "nice" places to work is a bad thing or a weakness. You can do both.