meritocratic
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C1 高級
adj.形容詞精英制度的；精英的
A meritocratic system promotes people on the basis of their merit and expertise
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身分焦慮 😱 (Status Anxiety)
- Well, first off, by refusing to believe that any society really ever can be meritocratic.
[MERITOCRACY 這個詞被打出來]
- First off, by refusing to believe that any society really can be meritocratic: luck or
首先，拒絕相信任何社會真的能夠實現精英主義：運氣或
AI時代下，如何選擇你的職涯方向？ (How to choose a career (in a post AI world))
- It's a little bit more you eat what you kill, a little bit more meritocratic, but not everyone has what it takes to be a solopreneur or to work in a small dynamic remote startup with three to five people.
這裡更多的是 "你殺什麼，就吃什麼"，更多的是任人唯賢，但並不是每個人都能成為獨當一面的創業者，或者在三五個人的小型遠程動態創業公司工作。
- It's a little bit more you eat what you kill, a little bit more meritocratic,
過度思考的痛苦—德波頓 (The Pain of Overthinking - Alain de Botton)
- and they just deserve to be called a loser, which is why the more meritocratic the system is, the more psychological pressure there is, the more impulse there is to kill yourself if you don't succeed.
這是一個很棒的想法，一個美麗的想法。
- Which is why the more meritocratic the system is, the more psychological pressure there is, the more impasse there is to kill yourself if you don't succeed.
這也是為什麼一個系統越是精英主義，心理壓力就越大，如果你不成功，就越容易陷入想死的困境。
現代社會讓我們的心靈生病 (How the Modern World Makes Us Mentally Ill)
- A society that thinks of itself as meritocratic turns poverty from a problem to evidence of damnation and those who have failed from unfortunates to losers.
一個自詡為菁英制的社會，把貧窮的問題變成遭天譴的證據，也把運氣不好的可憐人歸類為失敗者。
- A society that thinks of itself as meritocratic turns poverty from a problem to evidence of damnation, and
「運氣」，也就是說成功不只取決於天賦跟努力；
Ray Dalio《原則：人生與工作》 | Google 演講 (Ray Dalio: "Principles: Life and Work" | Talks at Google)
- It was also very important to me to operate in a very unusual way that seemed very sensible to me, and it's an idea meritocratic way.
而且你自由--
- That means literally people saying anything that they feel that they want to say in terms of being polite, of course, but sharing what they really believe is true and working themselves through to have an idea meritocratic way, and to literally record everything for everybody to hear.
我於 1975 年在一個兩臥室的公寓裡創立了 Bridgewater，
覺醒的矛盾！ (The contradictions of wokeness)
- The 1990s, when departments were actually forced to conduct open searches and list their open positions publicly, until that time, people would just give lifetime appointments to people in their network and with no competition, meritocratic or otherwise.
到了 1990 年代，系所才被迫公開招聘並公佈職缺，在那之前，人們只是把職位終身聘給自己人脈圈內的人，完全沒有競爭，也沒有所謂的績效評估。
- The 1990s, when departments were actually forced to conduct open searches and list their open positions publicly, until that time, people would just give lifetime appointments to people in their network and with no competition, meritocratic or otherwise.
所以在那段時期，也就是所謂的「好日子」裡，如果只有異性戀白人男性才能被考慮擔任職位，那時候大家當然不會在招聘和晉升決策中談論種族、性別或性取向，因為有什麼好談的呢？
