The Dwight Schrute fallacy.
It's hard to beat someone at something if they enjoy it and you don't. This is true for good things like writing and dancing and also for bad things like meanness and office politics.
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That's why there is no antidote against office politics.
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If so, I think that's rather sad. For entrepreneurs who are dissecting problems, do you believe we can't fix this? I don't want to oversimplify, but I imagine that this boils down to a difference in mindsets. How can we change the behavior of an individual and the collective?
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A distinction often must be made between what one enjoys and what one is good at. I simply love dancing, but I am a terrible dancer- some practice might make it a tiny bit better, but not much. All of us have a unique signature and hard work should reinforce that signature
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People seem to revert to what they enjoy. Easier to be good at the stuff you take pleasure in doing. Ideally a team has complementary strengths this way.
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Office politics can make people depressed and often times make them feel unworthy. It gets harder when you are a fresher in a corporate. Glad that you wrote about it too. I still run away hundred miles from anyone who is in corporate.
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As
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