Message from @M4Gunner
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Even when they don't really have to.
I find it very strange that you think money is the only way to get people to do things.
I didn't say "enjoy", I said love. If they do it despite not getting paid, than they do it because they love thier work
You've got to be kidding.
You're mincing words like a wordchef.
That's what I meant
Originally
Anyway, if you don't think there is any way to teach hard work than with money, I don't know what to tell you.
IMO there's plenty more to it than that.
I don't know why you think there needs to be another reward
I already said, money isn't the only thing people want.
You give somthing to society, and you get something back in return (money)
That hiw it works
That hiw it should work
and that's just one aspect of life
and there's the whole rest of being a person and having wants and needs
the money is the most important factor. its absence poses the entire problem
Again, the other reason you might put effort into something is because you find satisfaction in it (again, doesn't mean you necessarily enjoy it)
As you pointed out Baraban, money just represents value, so all you need to be able to offer is anything that someone values.
Which could even just be jokes.
Some people work hard just to hear some jokes and have some laughs.
nobody is going to work for the jokes
I guess you could ask for something else other than money, but l don't know why you would
probably not for too long, no, but it's an example
Money is simpler
in fact if you have a good sense of humor it might be hardert to get people to work hard
anyway, obviously I don't know how to explain this to you
I tried
Maybe
now it's just frustrating
I can't take care of people by giving them nice feelings to have, and i can't get them to do anything, because i suppose they dont see how their skills might carry over
well taking care of people isn't the same as encouraging hard work
we're obviously thinking on different wavelengths
rightfully they shouldnt work hard where they actually are, but they shouldnt stagnate while theyre there
It seems to be that it's the people who value hard work for reasons other than money that will be the ones to work hard even when they aren't getting paid well and don't "love" or "enjoy" it.
Those people appreciate pure hard work and discipline because they know all the other benefits they bring.
I mean, money is an aspect no doubt but not the whole picture.
its the entire picture
well we disagree
lol