There’s something to be said for rewarding results instead of effort to teach people to make sure they are actually trying rather than trying to try.
Better results than fixed attributes, certainly. No objection to rewarding results as well. My primary concern with rewarding results instead is that it seems to create the incentive to only tackle problems I’m confident I can succeed at.
There’s something to be said for rewarding results instead of effort to teach people to make sure they are actually trying rather than trying to try.
Better results than fixed attributes, certainly. No objection to rewarding results as well. My primary concern with rewarding results instead is that it seems to create the incentive to only tackle problems I’m confident I can succeed at.