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[Lecture] The truth about what motivates us
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Vequeth
United Kingdom1116 Posts
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WakaDoDo
Sweden1183 Posts
 . Companies that encourages personal creative thinking are the best. | ||
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gumbum8
United States721 Posts
The art is soo good! This must have taken sooo much effort! Thanks for sharing. | ||
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Ryps
Romania2740 Posts
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RaGe
Belgium9947 Posts
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Heyoka
Katowice25012 Posts
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fanta[Rn]
Japan2465 Posts
It's a very interesting concept, I hope more companies jump onto this! | ||
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wanderer
United States641 Posts
I've played guitar for 2 years, studied 13 foreign languages for 2-15 years depending on which one you're talking about, I'm into BW and SC2 and TF2 and eSports, I'm into programming — I've made all sorts of cool shit for my computer... even remade an old Telery.net game in C# — I've made BW and SC2 maps, one of which was the #2 most popular for the first 5 days of beta... I even majored in my worst subject in college! (I graduated last week, too...) | ||
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Emon_
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What wikipedia/apache/Linux and the Australian-company example have in common is that it's social. Other people are involved giving a frame of reference for the work thats being done. Together they have a history and together they have a vision, right there, at the office or at the forum. People working together, making sure everyone is giving their input and ideas. In a way they are moving forward together, but at the same time they are moving forward individually. Just like like how a braid or a tapestry is made. If I had the choice of investing my whole self into a project like this, that would be more attractive then going up the career ladder for more money so that the boss is satisfied. I don't think a lot of people get motivated by apple's or facebook's greater vision. Even if a company has a noble vision, that doesn't translate into a positive workplace environment. It sounds more like creating a conformity in order to maximize profit then giving people motivation for work. | ||
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Qualm
721 Posts
Thanks for sharing! | ||
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Reflex
Canada703 Posts
http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_pink_on_motivation.html | ||
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Navane
Netherlands2747 Posts
Also, look around people. TL is driven by this. And I'm tuning into day[9] right now. | ||
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HaFnium
United Kingdom1074 Posts
lol I immediately thought of sc2 when they mentioned lame products in the end.... | ||
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CharlieMurphy
United States22895 Posts
this was a TED talk wasn't it? Pretty sure the guy was an employee of google. Blizzard should watch this imo. yea. The op video was only a snippet of the entire talk. | ||
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Masamune
Canada3401 Posts
really cool video btw! thanks for sharing. | ||
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ironchef
Canada1350 Posts
On May 30 2010 04:58 HaFnium wrote: nice video, really enjoyed the art. lol I immediately thought of sc2 when they mentioned lame products in the end.... lol moreso i thought of wow.. Or any time anyone counters an argument regarding quality with "Oh but you're gonna buy it and it has made or going to make lots of money therefore its the best". Kinda came to this conclusion before, but im curious what the "comfortable amount"of money is. | ||
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DrivE
United States2554 Posts
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LastWish
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