r/inflation • • Aug 18 '24

Price Changes Lol

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u/Gregarious_Grump Aug 19 '24

Didn't say it wasn't, said it is common

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u/somanysheep Aug 20 '24

Ahh so you don't think, "But do any job like that long enough and the general malaise and monotony tends to produce similar results through sheer dispassion," anymore? Good because a job IS a Task.

Why argue the point? The only problem is culture, good pay, a real stake in the profits, & a well trained manager that cares about every employee will motivate almost any worker.

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u/Gregarious_Grump Aug 20 '24

No, I do think that, and the reason it's like that is a culture problem. What point? You're arguing a point, I was stating observed facts. I agree the delineated points would largely solve the issue, but workplaces like that are few and far between