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Now if only more American bosses would take the money they earned with help from their employees and redistribute it to those employees, then maybe the economy
by jeremyarussell 15y ago
Now if only more American bosses would take the money they earned with help from their employees and redistribute it to those employees, then maybe the economy (in America) wouldn't be as crazy as it is.
- nazgulnarsil 15y agoYes, what we need is more non quantifiable moralizing. Surely the minutia of the problem will respond to our passion.
- georgieporgie 15y agoI don't see anything wrong with encouraging those with power and money to focus on benefiting those beneath them in the hierarchy, rather than solely themselves. You can dismiss it as "non quantifiable moralizing" while I'll just call it desirable ethics. Incidentally, what's with the sarcasm?
- nazgulnarsil 15y agoI would prefer no philanthropy to sub-optimal philanthropy.
- odiroot 15y agoIsn't this something like investments bank do? Not even trying to troll, just asking.
- jfoutz 15y agoThere are two kinds of jobs. Pay based on time, and pay based on transaction. Sales, mergers and acquisitions, medical malpractice lawyers, those kinds of jobs tend to be paid in proportion to the size of the transaction.
- jarek 15y agoYes, that's one of the bigger draws - that your opportunities and compensation are fairly closely correlated with your achievements. There's still wonkery like facetime and being one of the guys, but compared to many other areas it's pretty good. How the money is earned is a separate issue.