Re:Employees at Amazon's New NYC Warehouse Launch Unionizati...
by lghh on Wednesday December 12, 2018 @11:28AM
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> Imagine the olympics where there is no gold, silver, bronze. Is it undignified to award the highest performers?
The Olympics is a competition, not a group of people working towards the same goal. It would be MORE like giving one member or a relay team a gold medal instead of giving it to an entire team when they win.
Imagine the olympics where there is no gold, silver, bronze. Is it undignified to award the highest performers?
A method that awarded everyone would not lead to productivity gains desired since it skips the competition and motivation. This only applies to manual labor and not to many other careers.
Competition is not undignified or wrong if it is fair and structured properly.
Overworking is optional. It’s something I used to be into when I was young, but not now.
It’s tyrannical if all weee forced to work harder, even if age prevented it.