[whiplash451]

The writing is on the wall, so to speak.

The number 1 ask from the interviewed cohort is « professional excellence »

It is telling about what we prioritize in our society.

I am usually an optimistic person, but I struggle to see how this does not end up with more misery and worse lifestyle all around.

[dogleash]

> It is telling about what we prioritize in our society.

No it's not.

It's a measure of what people want accomplished, are least interested in doing themselves, and feel capable of reviewing enough to delegate to a known lair.

[jpadkins]

what would be a better value for people who work? Pride in your craft, striving for excellence is not a bad trait...

[fancyfredbot]

People derive genuine satisfaction from a job well done. A sense of purpose and of being useful is important to our wellbeing. There's nothing dystopian about a desire to do your work well.

[pohl]

Well, there is when you no longer deserve credit for the work and your boss, should you be fortunate enough to even have a job, just expects you to do more work. The satisfaction will evaporate pretty quickly.