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You offer no data or citation to evidence your claims so I won’t bother attempting to refute your opinions. > In large I feel your response missed the point I’
by cristiancavalli 3y ago
You offer no data or citation to evidence your claims so I won’t bother attempting to refute your opinions.
> In large I feel your response missed the point I’m making.
Which is what? Beyond casting aspersions and making claims with no data the only point I see you making is: “I think I can do better by myself” which is an assertion laughably disproved by the basic history of labor organization.
I feel you missed the point when your argument failed to make cogent case as to why unions would actually hurt your job prospects beyond “a feeling.” Come back with some data and maybe you might actually have point that can be argued.
- dogman144 3y agoYou linked a paper covering small businesses surveyed from 1983-1999 as a valid data point to explain the impact on of organized labor on the modern technology startup in 2023. I don’t think a lack of linked data is the issue in finding shared understanding on this topic.
- cristiancavalli 3y agoHey at least I offered sources and if you want to throw out ~20 years of data that is pretty damn recent on the premise that business today is so different from the 80s then that’s your no true Scotsman to deal with. Funnily enough some of the most successful business minds today came up in the 80s and 90s and in that culture of business so I think you’re fooling yourself if you think it’s so different today. Also I offered many sources to your total lack of, so being disingenuous about the amount of sources I offered in construction of my argument further leads my to believe you have nothing of actual substance to proffer either in fact or opinion.