Daniel Pink: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us

[@inponderland]

It would have been incredibly easy to trim the first 8 minutes of this video off... but thanks for posting.

[@lazarsjojic]

just scrolled down throw comments to see if anyone already posted this :). We are all so same and impatient:)

[@marykayyolo]

I agree

[@andrewheath1581]

Diminishing returns.. a financial work/ effort and reward understanding, has been around in academia for 100 years and in human an understating for millions!! Once a searcher knows their basic needs are covered.. they love to play and find, invent for hours well beyond a normal day. Because it’s like the gamblers addiction.. except not so damaging. Then there is the really interesting point.. great breakthrough occur when people are not working...going for a walk, in a dream and so forth.

[@Homer62001]

Surprisingly good camera work following the speaker on the tight shots.

[@esaualvarez8121]

Me gustaría ver el vídeo con subtitulos en español, Please :)

[@andrewheath1581]

Why is the proposition about work and reward for more complex and creative work is widely ignored ‘science’, because it is not peer reviewed and confirmed?

[@daveellefson622]

Welcomed to the stage here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaDYXnZjq7h3fpo

[@mahinasinger7225]

Can we get an audio book of book DRIVE in Russian and for free :)

[@andrewheath1581]

Management invented in 1850’s? Within their leadership, thousands of great people were also good managers.. for millions o& years before this. .. not just military leaders, but village leaders allocating who is getting the seeds and who is getting the meat, who the water...on do on. This guys theme is good, but a lot of BS with it.

[@longnguyen8211]

I agree that leadership has been there for millions of years, but I think what he meant is that the theory of management was invented in the 1850s.

[@luberus3136]

8 minutes of unpreparedness? You have to do better. Complete waste of my time

[@MilesMario]

you can skip ahead dumbass