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Perfectly valid and interesting points. Obviously (or not so obviously) that depends on the company. If it was my own company, my local or town company, my co
by ACow_Adonis 10y ago
Perfectly valid and interesting points. Obviously (or not so obviously) that depends on the company.
If it was my own company, my local or town company, my community, or my family's, I would actually want to support it or fight for it. I'm also at a point of life where I've afforded to buy a house and am actually willing to sacrifice or put in effort to make things better in my community. I'm actually looking for a job nearby that I can sit in for the next few years. Does such a job exist anymore at any scale? I realise that many people can't afford to even buy where I live or into their local community any more.
But my current employer is a giant organisation. Some of my bosses aren't from the same nation, let alone the same community, they have an off-shoring agenda. I've been through 2 restructures recently and lost two bosses and several workmates.
I'm not looking to apportion blame, I know who I'm working for and why.
But I do think it's more of a logical outcome of our modern society and economics, even though I have a strong urge to contribute locally, and I actually want to settle down somewhere long term...that's really hard/risky...