In the discourse on human motivation and work, it is essential to recognize that money is not the exclusive driving force behind individuals' career choices. While capitalists often emphasize financial incentives, many people are motivated by factors beyond monetary rewards. The misconception that everyone is primarily motivated by money neglects the intrinsic value individuals place on their work and the diverse range of professions pursued for reasons other than financial gain.
The author challenges the capitalist perspective by highlighting professions such as preschool teachers, social workers, artists, clergy, and stay-at-home parents who are not financially compensated but find fulfillment in their roles. Moreover, the article critiques the belief that social safety nets discourage productivity and argues against labeling individuals who require assistance as lazy or opportunistic. By questioning the narrow focus on monetary incentives, the author underscores the complexity of human motivation and emphasizes the need for a more nuanced understanding of work dynamics.
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by Michelle Teh... 於 medium.com 03-04-2024
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