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if the pride of a good job done isn't enough motivation for you then you'll never understand because you simply don't have the ability to.
by PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y ago
if the pride of a good job done isn't enough motivation for you then you'll never understand because you simply don't have the ability to.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoUnless you're working pro bono, the "pride of a good job done" isn't enough motivation for you either. Your employer may wish it was, though. Point is, there is more to the equation. Employees don't exist in isolation, and when jobs actively refuse to take into account that the workers are real, living human beings, with needs and plans and dependents to feed, then resume-driven work will continue.
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y ago> Unless you're working pro bono, the "pride of a good job done" isn't enough motivation for you either. Your employer may wish it was, though. wait, let me guess, if I truly loved my wife I'd also never play a video game by myself. Watch as my eyes roll out of my head, onto the floor, and out the door.