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What about managers/trainers of sports teams, if the stars of the team get a significantly higher salary? The manager/trainer might order them around, but does
by generic92034 3y ago
What about managers/trainers of sports teams, if the stars of the team get a significantly higher salary? The manager/trainer might order them around, but does that make them belonging to a higher class, even if they earn way less than their "subordinates"?
- steveBK123 3y agoyou are misreading "owns a share of the hive, decides how many bees to hire/fire, where they work, when they work, what % of the honey to share with the worker bees" Team managers/trainers do not meet most of those criteria. At most the GM meets the majority of them. Only the team owner would meet all the criteria.
- vasco 3y agoWhat about all the trades people that own their own small businesses? Like some young guy with a grass mowing business?
- brewdad 3y agoThat hive is too small to matter. Kind of like I don't really concern myself with all of the wildlife in Australia that would like to eat me. It doesn't affect me in the least day to day. Amazon was once a small business. It's possible to grow that hive but the vast majority get exterminated.
- notfromhere 3y agoTradespeople with businesses are still pretty much tradespeople. At a small business the owner is basically a foreman It’s rare that those businesses scale to the point of where your role is purely abstract management layers removed from the front line workforce.
- nkjnlknlk 3y agoPlayers have not been subordinate to managers (in most sports) for decades.