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…money is a proxy for points on a scale of self-regard and achievement.
…in knowledge-based work especially, additional capital investment is likely to require more rather than less labor.
It is imperative that the company first seek all possible internal candidates for an opening.
For Humans, mental accounts are a form of narrow framing; they keep things under control and manageable by a finite mind.
Not dealing with poor performers has morale consequences for their co-workers.
Employees typically do not want their colleagues fired, but they become… supportive if they believe that management has done whatever is reasonable to help the employee improve and has otherwise treated him fairly.
A rational decision maker is interested only in the future consequences of current investments.
…every organization,- not just businesses – needs one core competence: innovation.
The sunk-cost fallacy keeps people for too long in poor jobs, unhappy marriages, and unpromising research projects.









