We die eventually. Money's only as good as what you do with it, and you can't take possessions with you when you go.I honestly have a hard time understanding that people aren't driven by that.
I honestly have a hard time understanding that people aren't driven by that.
Him hating the job or feeling under the gun isn't something I want him to feel. But at the same time I want all of my employees to be looking upwards, all the time. It's a tough thing.
It'd put him into six figures, almost doubling what he makes. Some negotiations, of course, but it is definitely VERY significant.
I honestly have a hard time understanding that people aren't driven by that.
You've put others' words into a pretty easy to understand thing on my end. I think at the end of the day I'll unfortunately have to let him languish where he is. I just know he CAN do better things, and I want him to - and it's a hard pill for me to swallow to find people who don't want to bathe in money and look flush as hell.
If I was refused to promotion due to god damn facial hair, I'd be on the phone to my states antidiscrinination body. An employees value to the company should be based on their contribution to the marginal output of the company. Nothing more.
Having to wear ridiculously expensive clothes is bad enough. It is literally a class-based uniform - a hangover from the time when people thought to distinguish themselves from the dirty proles. Everyone should wear what they want, and (unless it becomes a hygiene issue ie in food prep) have their hair how it suites them.
When did you leave your job in the computer lab OP?
I honestly have a hard time understanding that people aren't driven by that.
Really? Personal happiness and freedom over money and power every time! In fact getting home on time is my biggest motivator to get work done (I still do it properly though).
spoiler:
he's cleaned up and wants it
the end
What if he's a spokesman for Gillette?
After that slap in the face?spoiler:
he's cleaned up and wants it
the end
he's cleaned up and wants it
He's also really shaped up attitude-wise. I think he had a long hard look at his life and decided he wants to better himself.
Fun thread. As someone who works in almost the ultimate casual industry, games, I sometimes wish people wouldn't be such fucking slobs all the time. The most interesting part of the thread though was when you spoke to the idea that your appearance isn't you, and we all put on masks for a variety of reasons ("I want to impress someone", "I am attending a special event", "I want to look like I don't put on masks because the negation of established authority makes me feel like I'm exercising my will to power", etc.).
That said if I was your employee I probably would have bounced because you come across as not loving the product/process as much as the profit, and that's a red flag for me (but completely orthogonal to the issue at hand).
Good job now we have another pushover with no sense of pride in wearing a beard making millions
lol
Glad he cleaned up. I'm curious, did he lose the beard completely? Or did he just clean it up?
I used to have pride in a lot of dumb shit that doesn't really matter. When I realized what did matter, and took the proper steps, things got even better.
spoiler:
he's cleaned up and wants it
the end
He's also really shaped up attitude-wise. I think he had a long hard look at his life and decided he wants to better himself.
Clean shaven. It's weird but I'll get used to it. He says he's happier now. We'll see how happy he is when his workload changes!
Clean shaven. It's weird but I'll get used to it. He says he's happier now. We'll see how happy he is when his workload changes!
Clean shaven. It's weird but I'll get used to it. He says he's happier now. We'll see how happy he is when his workload changes!
Wait, did Daniel Bryan really decide to shave his beard, or did Sunflower just decide to end the joke?
Was never a joke brah, people thought it was because it fit my avatar but it's legit.
I'm impressed with your ability to stay in character.
I'm impressed with your ability to stay in character.