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Things used to be more local, and less cynical. You're of course correct in your assessment, logically speaking. But with a shred of empathy—on both sides—it is
by 9dev 2y ago
Things used to be more local, and less cynical. You're of course correct in your assessment, logically speaking. But with a shred of empathy—on both sides—it is also clear that loyalty to your employer is beneficial to them, since they can rely on their workforce even if they face a rough year, and loyalty to your employees is beneficial to them, since they can rely on a stable job, even if live gives them a hard time. Both situations do occur all the time, and are just part of human existence.
So I wonder if this is either the end-stage capitalism everyone is talking about, or the community aspect got thrown under the bus somewhere.
- dakiol 2y agoYes, there's also that side. You're right. When I wrote my comment I was thinking more about the classic tech company/startup. But definitely there are other kind of companies more local (and in the past they were more common).