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I often wonder how companies like this exist. Their "Market" isn't really a market but forced government regulation. I suppose its all sweethart deals, kickbac
by citizenpaul 4y ago
I often wonder how companies like this exist. Their "Market" isn't really a market but forced government regulation. I suppose its all sweethart deals, kickbacks, lobbying for contracts, and fedramp.
Having 4000 employees for what is essentially streamlining the process of filling out government paperwork seems absurd to me. Don't misunderstand I've delt with compliance and know very well how much a headache it is and the mountains of paperwork. Yet I just cannot possibly see how this many employees could be needed or profitable to hire.
- battery_glasses 4y agoTheir "Market" isn't really a market but forced government regulation. Regulatory compliance is a huge, stable, market. (IDK anything about the specifics of this company, just pointing out that government regulation creates markets.)
- citizenpaul 4y agoPerhaps. I'm not an economist but I would think they probably have some word I don't know that describes this situation.