morale

Giving large cash bonuses seems like it could wreck morale just as easily as it could boost it.

They are a huge drain on man power, economy and morale of a nation.

In addition, morale is at rock bottom, with a number of people leaving on their own.

In other words, you should expect the beatings to continue until the morale improves.

It didn't affect their pay, but it blocked future raises, was a career kiss-of-death, and generally shat all over morale.

Someone who is easy to work with, improves workplace morale, and makes other developers feel comfortable at work is a valuable asset.

As a 30-year old childless white man who left the games industry after a short 8 months in order to get married and spend time with my spouse, I can tell you that the assessment is fairly spot on. If you weren't putting in 12 hours daily, something was wrong with you and it was 'bad for team morale'.

I think it more often de-motivates people, lowers morale, and makes people want to go to other jobs if they feel under-appreciated or feel the process is bogus.

It's going to make it significantly harder to hire actual talent, it's going to cause morale decay and revolt from within the company, and it erodes Zynga's brand.

Creating an effective company requires creating a culture of passion and hardwork, and having one person only work part-time can decrease the morale of those putting in 40+ hours.

Let's hope their pitiful loss of morale leads them to develop a conscience, respect for the law, or whatever it takes to stop doing things that lead to feeling so bad.> “They feel they’ve been hung out to dry, and they’re right.”Bullshit.

They purportedly agreed to become baristas with the expectation of getting a degree and then a "real" job...when you have that kind of open path in front of you, you're not as susceptible to low morale on the job.

Should be retitled "Things Bosses wish their employees believed about them".I'm glad to work at a place where these issues are moot, but the typical company seems to operate under the mantra: "The floggings will continue until morale improves".