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That's really a confusing thing in many ways. "The company can be sure that that person will show up each day and do their best to do good work." <- no, the co
by sebastianconcpt 12y ago
That's really a confusing thing in many ways.
"The company can be sure that that person will show up each day and do their best to do good work." <- no, the company managers can feel they're getting the best they can get. Not the same thing at all (it's all about perception).
Sorry I'm too tired to refute the rest of the confusion but to leave something of value to think about: the way our brains operate have optimised us to think about people. Disney make some objects like creatures because is easy for kids to pick up on anthropomorphised objects.
There might be something of value to research in the antropomorphisation of the company-employee relationship but my radar says it's easily going to end up hacking unaware or unpowered humans into company drones.
Watch this:
http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/the-corporation/ http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/the-corporation/
- joelx 12y agoI agree; this concept if applied to a company that did not (or legally could not) operate this way would lead to the detriment of the employee. By the same token, the concept if misapplied by a company to employees would lead the company to fail. It needs a bit of an enlightened team to work properly.