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No, I simply see it as one party to a transaction, similar to any of the company's other suppliers. Editing to expand: Being able to depend on a regular payche
by toasterlovin 7y ago
No, I simply see it as one party to a transaction, similar to any of the company's other suppliers.
Editing to expand: Being able to depend on a regular paycheck is a helluva thing. Sure, you don't participate in the upside of a company. But you don't participate in the downside, either. That's the bargain that labor makes. If you don't like the bargain, then take some risk and start a company. Most people prefer a steady paycheck, though.