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it takes two to tango entrepreneurs without workers are just some guy in a room with an "idea" at some point, the distribution and sharing of the profit becom
by andrekandre 6y ago
it takes two to tango
entrepreneurs without workers are just some guy in a room with an "idea"
at some point, the distribution and sharing of the profit becomes unfair (workers also risk a lot too, as they can be fired at-will, and loose thier livelyhood at any time at the whim of the owner) and this is the fundamental problem we are facing i think
- DeonPenny 6y agoNo an entrepreneur in a room before raising money can easily be worth millions and that typically what happens. The workers come to help scale the business but to say they get nothing is untrue. They don't take as much risk and their share should be what they negotiate for. The fact is thats exactly what a price or wage is. Fideling with prices because you personally don't like the number two people determined what a worker is worth typically ends in disaster. No matter who it is who trying to price adjust they are usually to ignorant of all parts of the business the to know enough to pick a correct wage or price for labor.