Season 1. Part 10 – Personal Development

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09/27/16 • 43 min

The MarsCorp mission is at the forefront of human ingenuity, so employees should expect continual challenges and pressure. Resilience and the ability to learn from past successes and failures are essential qualities for all MarsCorp employees. The importance and the nature of the challenges of the terraforming mission require emotional engagement with tasks, which we expect all employees to manage appropriately. In the event of inappropriate emotional management, please contact the base manager. To learn more about the exciting MarsCorp mission please continue to the next part of the Manual. To MarsCorp!

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Season 1. Part 9 – Employee Initiative

While the official MarsCorp Manual sets out all the parameters for the successful operation of the colony and progress of the terraforming mission, MarsCorp does encourage employees to use their initiative to, where possible, improve operations by reacting to the unique conditions of Mars and come up with innovations. Innovations must receive approval from the base manager and the Resources department to ensure mission alignment. In the event of innovation failure, please contact the base manager. To learn more about the exciting MarsCorp mission please continue to the next part of the Manual. To MarsCorp!

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Season 1. Part 11 – Rewards & Recognition

For most, involvement with the MarsCorp mission will be reward enough. For others we have a structured ladder of promotion to recognise and reward outstanding contribution to the MarsCorp mission. This ensures continued incentivisation for employees to work to the best of their abilities. Promotions and other rewards will be distributed at the discretion of senior management – all reward decisions are final and are not open to appeal. In the event of receiving unsatisfactory reward and recognition, please do not contact the base manager. To learn more about the exciting MarsCorp mission, please continue to the next part of the Manual. To MarsCorp!

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