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Can improvement not be measured since money plays no role? I do believe you seek some kind of return in everything you do. Your job's return is money, but it d
by randomdata 14y ago
Can improvement not be measured since money plays no role?
I do believe you seek some kind of return in everything you do. Your job's return is money, but it doesn't necessarily have to be money.
Sports, relationships, etc. also have returns, but not in the form of money. If, for example, it is the adrenaline rush that draws you to sports, that feeling should increase as you improve. That is your payback to show that you are getting better.
So no, I don't think money necessarily has to play a role, but I think there needs to be something to show yourself that you are improving. Money just happens to be what the measure used in the workplace, as that is the primary reason for working.