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Nah, man, not when you want people to want to do the work. That's the point of the article - people want loot, not killing the same monster over and over. Likew
by TheSOB88 17y ago
Nah, man, not when you want people to want to do the work. That's the point of the article - people want loot, not killing the same monster over and over. Likewise, if you give people rewards, they'll want the reward, but they won't produce quality work because they're just focusing on getting to the goal.
- khafra 17y agoSounds like a very Buddhist perspective on motivation--mindfulness, awareness of the present, and all that. How do Buddhist companies generally compare to traditional capitalist companies? Which strategy prevails in, say, Japan or China?