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>Why can’t we have normal businesses where you employ your workers and charge your customers the real cost of the transaction ? You have those. What's wrong wi
by macspoofing 7y ago
>Why can’t we have normal businesses where you employ your workers and charge your customers the real cost of the transaction ?
You have those. What's wrong with trying alternatives? There are good reasons to contract out services. If you're building widgets maybe it doesn't make sense for you to also employee cleaning crews or maintain your own transportation infrastructure - why not contract out these non-core services?
On a side note, the kind of question you raised typically can be reduced to "I don't understand why anyone would do something different, therefore they shouldn't do something different" ... it's in the same spirit as a UFO consipracy theorist who may say "This light in the sky isn't Venus, isn't a satellite or a plane and isn't anything else I'm familiar with, therefore it must be aliens". You have to be careful with setting constraints on innovation because YOU can't envision why it makes sense.
- dmode 7y agoThat’s not what I am saying at all. What I am saying is that if your business is only viable by shafting employees, that’s not a business at all