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Yes. Just like you pay as little as you can get away with for Amazon's products. Why would anyone pay more than they have to for stuff? The only reason someone
by saint_fiasco 9y ago
Yes. Just like you pay as little as you can get away with for Amazon's products. Why would anyone pay more than they have to for stuff? The only reason someone would do such a thing is if they do it for charity.
Which Jeff Bezos is doing anyway, just for a different charitable cause.
- sp332 9y agoI don't think paying someone more because you appreciate the effort they put in, or their commitment to the success of the company, counts as charity. Edit: or realizing that you're all in this together and their success is your success.
- saint_fiasco 9y agoIf you need employees who are committed to the success of the company, then you can't really "get away" with paying them less. If you have competition, having loyal motivated employees can make a difference and provide a competitive edge. But if you don't need loyal motivated employees, paying extra for that is unnecessary and basically just very inefficient charity.