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I agree with the first two sentences, but not the third. In fact, I think employers often get so wrapped up in trying to "efficiently" exploit workers that they
by dv_dt 3y ago
I agree with the first two sentences, but not the third. In fact, I think employers often get so wrapped up in trying to "efficiently" exploit workers that they drift away from the value proposition and survivability of their core business.
- haltist 3y agoThere is no downside to being unethical if you can make money and evade the law. By capitalist and libertarian doctrines it is perfectly fine to trade ethics for money. For example, exploiting the price differential for programming is a legitimate arbitrage opportunity. If you can make websites for less than the competition then that's a valid business in a capitalist system.