satisficers
[ˌsætɪsˈfaɪsərz]
nounpl: satisficers (already plural)
satisfazedores; pessoas que satisfazem
1. People or entities that seek satisfactory rather than optimal solutions; those who aim for 'good enough' rather than the best possible outcome
Unlike maximizers, satisficers are content with a product that meets their basic requirements.
Diferentemente dos maximizadores, os satisfazedores ficam satisfeitos com um produto que atende seus requisitos básicos.
2. Individuals who adopt the satisficing strategy in decision-making, prioritizing efficiency and sufficiency over perfection
Most satisficers choose the first acceptable job offer rather than continuing to search for the perfect position.
A maioria dos satisfazedores escolhe a primeira oferta de emprego aceitável em vez de continuar procurando a posição perfeita.
The term 'satisficers' originates from Herbert Simon's behavioral economics theory and is primarily used in academic, business, and psychological contexts. It reflects a growing cultural acceptance in Western societies of pragmatism over perfectionism, particularly relevant in fast-paced decision-making environments. In Brazil, this concept has gained traction in business schools and organizational psychology discussions, often contrasted with the competitive 'maximizer' mentality.
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