synergy
You produce 10, they produce 10 (which you cannot observe), and the composite result is 30.
- From myself, I'd say, "Working with this guy, I get 30 for 10 effort, he's giving me a lot, thanks!" I'm grateful!
- They feel the same way.
You produce 10, they produce 10 (which you cannot observe), and the composite result is 15.
From my own perspective, it looks like I should be doing better.
They feel the same way.
I was thinking about Madamis (Japanese brand of haloperidol) when the above thought occurred to me.
The latter can be easily drawn.
- Looking at A+B on the scale of A, the contribution by B appears to be shorter than the actual length of B
- The reason this is happening is because the two vectors are not aligned.
- This is easy to describe, but I can't draw the former with this metaphor.
- Even if they are perfectly aligned in direction, they can only be 100%, so they cannot express the synergistic increase in value.
- There is a discrepancy between the axis of value that each individual perceives and the axis of output that he or she can produce.
- But that's a little less informative when it comes to matching the "axis of values" with the other person's "axis of output."
- Metaphors captured in vector synthesis seem inappropriate.
relevance
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