El trabajo, en el mundo al revés / Work, in the world in reverse

English version down

Si quieres que tu empresa sea competitiva y atraer al mejor talento, debes cuidar muchísimo tu presencia en redes sociales y la información que tanto tú como tus empleados compartís en Internet. Hoy en día es muy importante cuidar la percepción que el talento tiene de nuestra empresa, ya no sólo la que tienen tus posibles compradores.

Autor Talent Clue 

En el capítulo titulado «Los modelos del éxito», Galeano sentenciaba:

El mundo al revés premia al revés: desprecia la honestidad, castiga el trabajo, recompensa la falta de escrúpulos y alimenta el canibalismo. Sus maestros calumnian la naturaleza: la injusticia, dicen, es la ley natural. Milton Friedman, uno de los miembros más prestigiosos del cuerpo docente, habla de «la tasa natural de desempleo». Por ley natural, comprueban Richard Herrstein y Charles Murray, los negros están en los más bajos peldaños de la escala social. Para explicar el éxito de sus negocios, John D. Rockefeller solía decir que la naturaleza recompensa a los más aptos y castiga a los inútiles; y más de un siglo después, muchos dueños del mundo siguen creyendo que Charles Darwin escribió sus libros para anunciarles la gloria

El viejo topo

If you want your company to be competitive and attract the best talent, you must take great care of your presence in social networks and the information that you and your employees share on the Internet. Nowadays it is very important to take care of the perception that the talent has of our company, and not only the one that have your possible buyers.
Autor en Talent Clue

The upside-down world rewards the other way round: it despises honesty, punishes work, rewards lack of scruples and feeds cannibalism. Their teachers slander nature: injustice, they say, is natural law. Milton Friedman, one of the most prestigious members of the faculty, speaks of "the natural rate of unemployment." By natural law, Richard Herrstein and Charles Murray check, blacks are at the bottom of the social ladder. To explain the success of his business, John D. Rockefeller used to say that nature rewards the fittest and punishes the useless; And over a century later, many owners of the world continue to believe that Charles Darwin wrote his books for to announce the glory.                                                                                                                                                                        El viejo topo

Oh! Sorry, I was confused. I've been thinking about what you just read, but with a peculiar point of view.

I invite you...

It happens in the idyllic world of abundance. Each citizen at birth has in his current account and yielding 5 million Euros.

Apart from the temptations or greed in some citizens, most can devote to what they want and live as they please, working is not mandatory.

How do you think the labor market would be?

Do not answer yet, to do well we need to enter the country of fantasy, to put ourselves in that assumption, with our feet in the water. There is no hurry, maybe we can get some interesting data to help us in the real world.

Would you work?