What do you think prevents most business owners from acting on the vital importance of positive social relations in the workplace?

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    KabU
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    What do you think prevents most business owners from acting on the vital importance of positive social relations in the workplace?

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    • #283041
      Ralitza
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      We do not have a society built on the understanding of human needs ……

      ….. at least not yet.

      But the new society is under construction, as we speak. We have to believe in that. We can not afford not to.

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      Innocent Mushiya
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      Egoism

    • #219251
      Rivka
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      The lack of information of the importance of positive social relations.
      Fear of lack of profit.
      Greed.

    • #219237
      Attila
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      1.       Corporate laws requiring acceptable return on invested capital

      2.       Shareholder expectations for earnings growth

      3.       Compensation structure based on financial results

      4.       Competition / Staying in the “game”

      5.       Greed

      6.       Ego

    • #188017
      zohreh
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      Arrogance, selfishness and arrogance, that they are managers and understand best

    • #62940
      Francisco
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      The cited mentality may be the rule amongst salaried workers, but my experience points to the most hardcore and ruthless individualists making the most successful business owners. None of their relationships is a coincidence and all of it is built so as to sustain their personal success. Perhaps I see it from a wrong perspective, but this is what i take from it as of now.

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