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I mean ultimately it's the executives that call the shots. I've seen people stand up to executives over things like this and then they get fired and it's busin
by Judgmentality 8y ago
I mean ultimately it's the executives that call the shots. I've seen people stand up to executives over things like this and then they get fired and it's business as usual.
Most people aren't willing to risk their jobs over screwing over gig workers, especially when you feel powerless to actually stop it from happening. I mean it's so socially acceptable we've even coined the term "gig economy"
Chances are the people that really feel strongly about these things just refuse to work for those companies in the first place.
- anigbrowl 8y agoMost people aren't willing to risk their jobs over screwing over gig workers Ironic that they may have ended doing long term damage to their careers as a result.
- ergothus 8y agoDid they? Can you name the people to blame? If someone shows up with Instacart on their resume, is it hard for them to act like they were either ignorant or against the decision?
- anigbrowl 8y agoI'd definitely discount applicants on that basis. is it hard for them to act like they were either ignorant or against the decision? No, but fooling me if I want to know is a different matter.
- imtringued 8y agoIn what way? The vast majority of employers want cogs. They don't want rebels.