RE: The reality (of incentives in Banas)

["Humberto" <humbertos@gua.net>]

Neal Mowery wrote:

"Post-WW2 Japan did not have money lying around to use for incentive
programs.  As a nation, their leadership understood that workers and
managers alike wanted to rebuild their economy.  This was important work.
Workers sacrificed.  Businesses sacrificed.  Ultimately, they succeeded
because they agreed it was work worth doing."

This makes evident that in desperate situations, hope is a better motivating
factor than gratitude, and also that without good leadership, there is no
hope.

Humberto.
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