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Having been through a similar knee-jerk of late, the important thing to remember (not that it helps) is that a publicly-traded company is a machine to make mone
by benzofuran 11y ago
Having been through a similar knee-jerk of late, the important thing to remember (not that it helps) is that a publicly-traded company is a machine to make money. Not to make sales, not to make designs / widgets, but make money for the investors / owners.
Once I wrapped my head around that it helped somewhat.
- blfr 11y agoThese aren't public companies and it's definitely costing owners money. But this isn't the point. The OP is about employees' satisfaction and inefficiencies like an inflexible invoicing, warehouse or order management system are incredibly frustrating and demotivating.