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Completely agree. When corporations are allowed to enforce the rules, they bend them so that the corporation profits. They also then 1984 the whole situation b
by quuquuquu 9y ago
Completely agree.
When corporations are allowed to enforce the rules, they bend them so that the corporation profits. They also then 1984 the whole situation by using double-speak to explain the situation.
I once worked for a company that announced they were doubling our conmission rates from 5 to 10 percent.
They couldnt be happier to tell us all about how they were going to pay us more, so we quickly suspected something weird was going on.
Well that all was slowly revealed when 3 months later, commissions on deals were being "denied" in full. "Deal is too large." "Deal is not in your territory." "Deal is not on a commission elligible product."
So the rates were doubled. But 2x of $0 is still $0.