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To Play devils advocate, not everyone can make a lot of money. Someone will earn more than someone else, that is a fact of life. Today's employees don't accept
by underseacables 3y ago
To Play devils advocate, not everyone can make a lot of money. Someone will earn more than someone else, that is a fact of life. Today's employees don't accept that, and believe they regardless of their position, should earn as much as the CEO. That might be the arrogance.
- JohnFen 3y agoI don't think that's what the majority of "today's workers" believe at all. What workers want today is what workers have always wanted -- to be treated fairly. The arrogance here is from Gurner and those who think like him: he feels that he "owns" workers in some way and they should be grateful for whatever he decides to toss their way. The reality is that employers need employees and employees need employers. Employers are not doing a favor to employees for hiring them, and employees are not doing a favor to employers for being hired. It's a business arrangement that, ideally, is mutually beneficial. I think most workers want that exchange to be fair and to stop being taken advantage of.