
なぜ「感じのいい人」が評価されるのか
In this episode, I explore why “pleasant” people are often highly valued in organizations. Rather than attributing this to personality, I argue that their true function is reducing others’ cognitive load. Clear speech, quick responses, and smooth communication make collaboration more efficient and minimize friction. In group settings, where coordination is essential, individuals who are easy to work with are naturally favored. This dynamic is structural, not personal. I also discuss how workplace environments shape these evaluations, and why stepping outside collaborative systems can change…
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