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And that goes up to every levels of the hierarchy. It's definitely about power and control. I'd add that it is also a question of geography. The work place is
by wiz21c 2y ago
And that goes up to every levels of the hierarchy.
It's definitely about power and control.
I'd add that it is also a question of geography. The work place is the place where power exists. And so having you inside the company's walls means you are under control.
- bjornsing 2y agoYeah I think this is a huge part of the primitive gratification many people get from workplace “power”. You can often get a glimpse of it in-between the lines in more charged situations: some people essentially have a mental model where they are the sovereign of the office space, or speaks directly for the sovereign. It can get very interesting when that model meets reality (where they are in fact not the sovereign, but just another loyal subject under the law of the land).