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> "I think they just wanted to show my employer and other CEOs that people deserve to be congratulated, rewarded, even just acknowledged for their hard work and
by rantallion 3y ago
> "I think they just wanted to show my employer and other CEOs that people deserve to be congratulated, rewarded, even just acknowledged for their hard work and dedication," he said.
Even if his employer or other CEOs saw the crowdfunding (what are the odds they even browse those kinds of sites?), surely this would just reinforce their belief that it's okay to underpay and undervalue their employees because someone else will just pick up the tab?
- steego 3y agoThis story you read is on NPR, not a crowdfunding website. The executives have most certainly come across this because every public company of this size employs some type of public communications professional to monitor things like this. BTW, The point of crowdfunding campaigns is not to change the hearts and minds of CEOs. The goal is to remind the public how unappreciated their hard work and service actually is to the executives.