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Seems like you're making a swipe at capitalism, but this behavior is also rampant in socialist economies (e.g. was very widespread in the USSR), so I don't thin
by fastball 5y ago
Seems like you're making a swipe at capitalism, but this behavior is also rampant in socialist economies (e.g. was very widespread in the USSR), so I don't think the economic system is to blame.
- EMIRELADERO 5y agoThose two facts aren't mutually exclusive
- fastball 5y agoWhich two facts?
- leemailll 5y agoIt's a problem of bureaucracy
- tehjoker 5y agoParticularly career ladders. Without career ladders, people wouldn't feel like they're losing something if they didn't come up with the idea. My personal feeling is they are overused, but I'm not entirely ready to say they shouldn't exist entirely. The one thing socialism gives you that capitalism doesn't in this case is that you're guaranteed a job if you are made redundant whereas in a capitalist system, you're out of a job unless you made your own arrangements.