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If the goal of your company is to avoid getting sued, then you don't actually have a company. Companies hire to achieve real goals. You seem to be implying tha
by CGamesPlay 10y ago
If the goal of your company is to avoid getting sued, then you don't actually have a company. Companies hire to achieve real goals.
You seem to be implying that a company that wanted to grow their workforce is better off actively filtering out people on the basis of their age. Why do you think that?
- dredmorbius 10y agoEnterprises are ultimately comprised of moultiple goals, many of which involve mitigating or controlling for both upside and downside risk. That's reflected in the very names of some organisations, e.g., "limited liability corporation". Incorporation is itself fundamentally a risk-control technology.
- tjalfi 10y agoThere are definitely companies that structure their internal processes to avoid lawsuits. My father was the CFO at one company that didn't keep written or electronic performance review records for that reason.