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So, basically day 1 of owning HBO, they tell the employees that they aren't making enough money (even though they are quite profitable) and that they are going
by dagenix 8y ago
So, basically day 1 of owning HBO, they tell the employees that they aren't making enough money (even though they are quite profitable) and that they are going to have to work harder. I'm speculating here, but I'm guessing there was probably no talk about compensating them more.
Its hard to imagine a better way of convincing all your best employees to start thinking about switching jobs.
- hinkley 8y agoYeah but think of all the money you’ll save in salaries!
- AceJohnny2 8y ago"Nice Golden Goose you got there..."
- tonysdg 8y ago"...be real shame if someone was to acquire it, force it to produce twice as many eggs on half the feed, create a half-baked digital platform on which you could watch it lay eggs in real-time, watch as its health slowly declined in the face of insurmountable odds, notice the new Platinum-producing Pig making headlines in town, acquire that animal too, then sell what's left of the goose to a local French bistro to make gold-encrusted foie gras for the same someone to enjoy while watching House of Cards for the 3rd time on Netflix."
- AceJohnny2 8y agoThat was oddly specific and disturbing. Well done!
- bdefore 8y agoSublime stuff that!