Differences in the degree to which people need fun at work - Deepstash
Differences in the degree to which people need fun at work

Differences in the degree to which people need fun at work

Assuming we all want to work in places that are entertaining or amusing is misguided.

  • Millennials and Gen Xers tend to score higher on individualistic traits, which predict more hedonistic and self-indulgent work environments.
  • Extroverted and agreeable individuals desire fun workplaces.
  • Excessive work involvement increases the likelihood of risking other areas of life, including family, relationships, and health, and leads to burnout.

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