>I’ve never seen a unionized software company make good software. This is a non-sequitur. Are you misunderstanding how unions work? It's not that a particular

>I’ve never seen a unionized software company make good software. This is a non-sequitur. Are you misunderstanding how unions work? It's not that a particular company should unionize, but rather the software developers at every company. The union's role is to advocate for the interests of software developers in the industry as a whole, not oversee particular software development projects.