I never see any benefit to anthropomorphizing companies. Companies can't care for their employees because companies aren't people and don't have emotions. Peop

I never see any benefit to anthropomorphizing companies. Companies can't care for their employees because companies aren't people and don't have emotions. People in the company may care about you. And you may care about people in the company. Once a business gets large enough, the people making the policies can't (or usually don't) care about you because they don't know you. The people who do know you can't change the policies. And that's why I find the idea of loyalty to a company absurd.