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Maybe you should consider working for publicly listed companies then, there is no mechanism where they can limit how much equity you own. The one customer owne
by flanked-evergl 3y ago
Maybe you should consider working for publicly listed companies then, there is no mechanism where they can limit how much equity you own.
The one customer owned cooperative I have worked for did limit equity to one share per shareholder, in addition to being the most pathologically corporate and political company I have ever worked for or known off. Maybe worker owned cooperatives work better.
- wahnfrieden 3y agoI don't need to work at public companies to buy their equity. I work in earlier stages to gain access to pre-growth equity. I would certainly not want to work at a non-worker-owned cooperative. That's not an incentive alignment for me as a worker, and it's a hierarchy placed above workers. Customer-owned coops are only meant to be good for the customer, it’s standard hierarchical wage labor bs for workers. Not that worker-owned ones are able to avoid politics though - all social relations have varying degrees of success and conflict.