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Does Money Motivate You?

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Well, we all know that a great many think that money is the, if not the only, motivator there is. Studies of brain activities done by scientists of the university Bonn found that for men knowing how much the competitor makes can motivate too; especially when one makes more than the other. There are no results for the female behavior. Yet.

Does it matter to you how much more or less your colleague makes?

Do you think that women will act differently?

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• Frank Kanu on Thursday, January 10th, 2008 @ 16:33
  
• Filed under Business, General, Motivation, Teams
  

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1. Garen Fountain
   12:19 on Thursday, January 24th, 2008
   I never knew that things like that really happen
   

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