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The reasons and rationale are fairly obvious. He runs a competing business and he’s speaking to a specific customer segment hoping to convince them that his bus
by fnordpiglet 3y ago
The reasons and rationale are fairly obvious. He runs a competing business and he’s speaking to a specific customer segment hoping to convince them that his business is efficient and benevolent compared to the megacoros he competes against.
Taking the CEO of a for profits word that their competitors are somehow worse than their own company is the height of credulity. It may very well be true, but the source is so biased as to be entirely unbelievable.