> But there is others, like: - work/life balance. - autonomy/work load balance. - acknowledgement of the work done by the company. The manager or else. - clear vision of what the company is doing and the role you have in it.
Yes. This is by now decades old rehashed trope in corporate america.
> There is a nice startup[0] that tries to bring happiness at work to other company. What is in for the company ? Better productivity of the employees and less turn over.
Just like happier cows produce more milk/money. So ultimately, the workers and happiness are just a means to an end ( more money for the shareholders ).
> [0] Wittyfit. Full disclosure: I worked for them. They are not alone in the field, but I think they are the only one to have a scientific research based product.
Let us pray that "scientific" research doesn't one day conclude unhappy workers lead to higher productivity.
Dystopian indeed.