> corporations do not care about your well-being and will suck all they can out of you, often leading to burnout or outright suicide. This statement is too ove

> corporations do not care about your well-being and will suck all they can out of you, often leading to burnout or outright suicide. This statement is too over-generalized and hostile to be made in good faith for a meaningful debate. First, of course corporations do not "care" since they are not sentient. It's probably management of corporations that you mean. Second, some individuals in some corporations may not care. And different companies may have different fractions of people not caring. In my experience, the long-term successful companies have a high fraction of people actually caring. And if they don't, then switch to a company where they do. I have worked at many places where the leadership team cared deeply, and it radiated into lower management and all employees. Foul apples tended to leave, since their constant ranting and disrespect was not appreciated or reciprocated, so they didn't feel welcome, and rightly so. The irony is that it tends to be people with condescending and arrogant attitudes who do most of the "not caring". Just like the author of the blog entry we are discussing here.