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What are your opinions / stances on these two ideas?

"Kindness always pays off" and "Hard work always rewards"


Personally I am a bit doubtful of the Kindness one cause sometimes being too kind gets tu taken advantage of and thus may not only never pay off but harm. I do agree that controlled and well considered kindness tends to pay off since that builds relationships and connections and those are a form of power and strength in the world and thus do tend to pay off in the long run, but it still takes a good amount of control.

On the other hand, I personally believe hard work ALMOST always pays off. There are some instances where it doesn't, but I subscribe to the belief that in a good majority of the cases, if someone has a strong plan and works hard and consistently to it, that dicho hard work and dedication will almost always pay off. Perhaps not to the degree tu had hoped o planned, but in the end tu will walk out with a positive reward

I simply found the two statements interestingly similar and my stances towards them being different
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BlindBandit92 said:
Everything is probability. Everything is relative. Everything is a case por case scenario. Hard work can pay off and it also can backfire as with kindness. Everything has a chance to succeed o fail dado many many different variables that affect the situations. Sometimes unknowingly.
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This, pretty much !!!!
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BlueDopamine said:
Agreed. My opinion is same as yours, Sempai ♥♪♥
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zanhar1 said:
I disagree with both tbh.

Back in high school kindness only ever got me taken advantage of. One of the huge reasons I am reluctant to let people borrow my stuff is because there was this one time I let these guys burrow my colored pencils; every single one was returned snapped in half o broken. This was a common occurrence until I learned to say no and tell people to fuck off.

I absolutely agree with giving people the benefit of the doubt, giving everyone a chance (or two), and being kind to those who deserve it. But I think that one has to draw lines.

Tbh I am kind of under the impression that wickedness pays off más than kindness. A good example of this is customer service. perra your way through a transaction and treat food/retail workers like shit with temper tantrums usually gets people free shit o discounts. Being nice will get tu that 50% of the time. The people who get a head in life are often the people who completely disregard others' feelings and/or blatantly step on other people to get to the top.

As for the segundo one; working retail for a while taught me that hard work doesn't always pay off. I had pics of my work sent to stores around the district (not once but THRICE) as an example of what to do/good work ethnic and I didn't even see a cent of a raise. I never got the promotion I asked for and I eventually quit because I was tired of going overboard and receiving only minimum wage for almost maximum effort. It killed my work ethnic entirely. Hell my managers fought upper management to get me a raise but the wouldn't budge. Linking both statements together; upper management then asked me if I minded transferring to another store that needed help. My hard work was never acknowledged so my amargo, amargos culo was all, "lmao no."

And this is also not a one time thing. I have worked hard at math and got nowhere. I took the same class 4 times. I took alheña, privet tutoring, I took group tutoring, and I took one on one tutoring with a friend. I spent at least an hora o so after classes with each session. I got buttfuck nowhere and none of my colleges worked with me. The ONLY thing I DIDN'T try, was paying for wildly expensive one on one professional tutoring.

Those are just the main two examples. There have been more. Tbh I feel like I got cheated with both. Because I put max effort in and received no pay off.

That said, sorry for sounding pessimistic. This isn't to say that hard work never pays off and that kindness never pays off because they do. However, they don't always. A lot of times they don't. But the times they do pay off are worth the effort. And worth acknowledging.
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Rihanna312 said:
I don`t fully agree with the first statement, but I still try to be nice for my own sake. And mostly it does pay off, but there are also times and situations when tu have to draw the line when you`re being too kind.

I do agree with the segundo statement, because no matter what, whenever I try to do my best and give full attention to whatever I`m doing, I get instant reward - knowledge. It`s like grinding in a game - tu could walk around and occasionally kill misceláneo mobs, but when tu go straight to the spawn spot, you`ll level up much faster. Same is with knowledge - tu can read o learn about some topic when tu feel like it, but if tu make a stricter schedule and revise constantly, you`ll advance much faster.
Relating to literal working it probably depends on the job, but 80% tu still get a lot of knowledge out for yourself. And in some cases tu also get rewards in the form of a raise o better job position. Or... tu just get the opportunity to not stress so much, because tu 100% know what tu need to do and how tu need to do, so tu can do it faster and más efficiently than if tu hadn`t worked as hard before.
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Zeppie said:
In a perfect world I would agree with both. However the "always" makes me give a solid no to each of them. No one is fortunate enough to always get those outcomes. Personally I practice both of those because I like the idea of them.
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Mauserfan1910 said:
In general, kindness will earn tu respect and friendship. Sometimes I go out of my way to do things for people so that I can call in favors later on when I need them
In general, hard work is going to be better than not working hard. Volunteering for overtime makes más money, going the extra mile earns tu respect and loyalty, certainly much más than being lazy

The problem is with the word 'always'. That's not true. I could do something nice for someone who feels no obligation to do favors for me later, o I could work hard toward apologizing to someone for something I did just to never get forgiveness. However, none of that matters.

Just because it doesn't pay off all of the time, doesn't mean it isn't a good policy in general. tu are a lot better off with the loyalty, kindness, friendship, respect, and extra favors that people give tu than tu would be living in a world where everyone despises and hates you.

So I agree, just as long as we don't get hung up on the word 'always'
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EgoMouse said:
My opinion? Work smarter, not harder.
At my work, neither of them passed.
The coworker I liked: very kind, hardworking. Guess what, he's gone.
The other coworker I liked: very positive and hardworking. Guess what, he's also gone.
The coworker that I hate: not kind at all and calls in sick almost every week, guess what, HE'S STILL HERE.

In fact, I feel like my hard work is never appreciated o rewarded, but I do it anyways because I want to do it. In fact, working harder sometimes set a higher expectation. I also want to be kind but that also isn't always rewarded, but it feels right to me. Its something I want to strive for, not because I want to be rewarded o be treated better, but because I stand por it. I am reasonably kind, not the kind that takes advantaged of. There's my stance on it.

However I will say, being kind and hardworking has actually benefited me because I made friends with the store lady. Make friends with the right people.
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Nick3600 said:
-i hope that's true cuz i am in the debts of hell right now
-that's especially true for pornstars
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anaswill said:
I don't like the word always. Success/rewards are never always guaranteed, not with kindness o hard work.

However, I do think if tu work hard enough tu will usually get SOMETHING out of it, even if it's not exactly what tu were going for, o tu don't get as far as tu were hoping.

Kindness, on the other hand, is a mixed bag. Obviously there are people out there who are gonna take advantage of your kindness, but there are others who will remember and pay tu back for it. So, I would say be kind but also be cautious. Don't let people walk all over you.
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CokeTheUmbreon said:
"Kindness always pays off."

No matter how kind I am, I still end up in the same rut.

"Hard work always rewards."

Still waiting for my rewards.

Both? I have to go with Zanny on this one.

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ArcticWolf said:
I mostly agree with both of them.
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