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> Are you a charity doing good work with orphans? Or are you > a business trying to make as much money for the investors > as possible? If the latter is true,
by GrinningFool 10y ago
> Are you a charity doing good work with orphans? Or are you
> a business trying to make as much money for the investors
> as possible? If the latter is true, why
> wouldn't someone work for you with "money as the primary motivator" ?
It is possible to offer a fair return on investment without having to take every possible step (ethical or otherwise) to maximize profitability.
- swombat 10y agoSome would argue that developing a purposeful organisation (whose purpose is not just to make money) actually also produces better returns, but I think the jury's still out on that. There are some striking examples but they might be cases of survivor bias.