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So start your own company then.

• deleted 2y ago
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• palata 2y ago
  Maybe I should, so that I could abuse from the employees and then explain how I deserve to get rich if MY startup succeeds but my employees don't (because it is MY startup, you see? I don't need them).
  • che_shirecat 2y ago
    Good luck with this! Let us know how it goes. Founders have leverage, because they started the company. If you don't like it, start your own and don't join someone else's.
    • palata 2y ago
      Where I come from, that's an ultra-liberal point of view. "Instead of saying that Elon Musk does not deserve 68b as a salary (because no human does), then maybe you should become ultra-rich yourself". Sure. You just completely missed my point.
  • kelnos 2y ago
    I mean, you could certainly start your own company, and then be more generous with your employees around these sorts of things. Sadly, you might have more trouble attracting investment, but you could probably still pull it off.
    • palata 2y ago
      Which would not solve the problem of startups generally being a Ponzi scheme and being toxic for employees, though.