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>What other industry treats its workers better than tech? There's a bit of a disconnect between what a FAANG company considers an employee and what the colloqu
by lovich 5y ago
>What other industry treats its workers better than tech?
There's a bit of a disconnect between what a FAANG company considers an employee and what the colloquial definition of employees are at a company.
The large corporations have shed every worker they can that's unrelated to their core business, such as by contracting out security or cleaning. Then the large corporations say they treat their employees better and point at the ones remaining who get all the nice perks. The average person however, sees someone who goes to work every day at the same corporate campus and views them as employees who are not treated well
- fallingknife 5y agoYes, but that happens in every industry, and this is about why the left hates tech in particular.
- unionpivo 5y agoBecause tech is very good at it.¸ There is a reason why a lot of people consider uber and other similar business tech, even though their core business is not tech.
- jeffbee 5y agoIt's really weird that you attribute this to "FAANG" for some reason when contracting out your cooking, cleaning, and security is almost universal among modern American companies. It's especially weird when you consider that physical security at Google is actually inside, not contracted out. So FAANG may be different but in the opposite way that you meant.