- alienated by the lack of job satisfaction from having no workplace autonomy, the worker achieves no satisfaction from work
- subsequently, work is seen as simply as a means of earning money – extrinsic satisfaction
- in contrast, intrinsic satisfaction arises from careers where satisfaction from the job itself is more important than money
- Marxists views about alienation starts from ruling-class exploiting workers (low pay, poor working conditions etc) to the extent they can’t even afford to buy the goods they produce
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