“Tantram” or successful future? Study brings questions (Photo: Reproduction / Unplash)
It can be positive for you to challenge the authorities from time to time. The business. This is shown by a survey conducted by the magazine developmental psychology, From the United States. Published in an article Businessman Shows how people who break the rules earn more than their peers.
The study’s main finding suggests that “particularly stubborn” children are more likely to become financially successful adults. The study was done by scientists who have followed people for a long period of their life from 9 to 40 years of age.
In the material, the researchers focused on their behavior, such as a tendency to break the rules, a sense of ownership and rights, and a desire to challenge other figures with their parents or authority. Interestingly, they came to the aspect that those who disobeyed their parents had the highest salaries.
Amidst the possibilities of justifying such behavior, scientists have hypothesized that more “rebellious” children are more competitive and, therefore, more ambitious. On the other hand, the possibility that more “undisciplined” people may make more than average unethical decisions to make money was also considered.
However, the study did not reach any definitive conclusions that justified the relationship. In any case, the content raises the question of whether challenging the authorities from time to time can be positive for your career.
