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Dan Price is more of an activist than a businessman. Good for him for doing this, but of course it would be very easy to assume that revenue would have risen mo
by Graziano_M 5y ago
Dan Price is more of an activist than a businessman. Good for him for doing this, but of course it would be very easy to assume that revenue would have risen more without this.
Compare his business growth to others in the sector and in the same time period and you'll (probably, I am too lazy to do this) see his growth is below the curve.
- ceejayoz 5y agoMaybe growth shouldn't be the only metric? https://www.newyorker.com/cartoon/a16995 https://www.newyorker.com/cartoon/a16995
- Aunche 5y agoSure, but Gravity Payments has barely grown, while their competitors have since created thousands of $70k+ jobs.
- lostlogin 5y ago> competitors have since created thousands of $70k jobs. $70k jobs aren’t the same as ~$35k jobs paying $70k.
- Aunche 5y agoYou're right. The latter job is much more exclusive because it depends on a philanthropic rich guy who decides to donate to his employees rather than to charities.
- Graziano_M 5y agoThe point is that he said that the min salary lead to revenue growth. I am saying he had revenue growth despite, not because of.