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You're arguing on capital's terms. The company isn't owed massive growth. They are allowed to have it if labor is willing to work under the conditions they prov
by ElevenLathe 2y ago
You're arguing on capital's terms. The company isn't owed massive growth. They are allowed to have it if labor is willing to work under the conditions they provide and if the state continues to allow their incorporation and its related benefits (and they get lucky, presumably).
- meta_x_ai 2y agoThat's perfectly fine. Considering OpenAI, Google, Amazon despite their strong RTO policies are attracting the top talent, they don't have worry about pleasing midwits not applying to their companies. Self-attrition by entitled, highly paid mid-performers are the greatest gift to corporations in this economy, where there is fresh batch of engineers wanting to take their place
- no_wizard 2y ago>despite their strong RTO policies are attracting the top talent I suspect its not that simple[0] Never mind the fact, that the sheer size of these organizations means they are full of average tech talent. Go lang was created in part to specifically address the fact that the engineers Google hires in droves needed a simplified language to work productively in a relatively quick manner, consistently. [0]: https://www.forbes.com/sites/christinecruzvergara/2023/03/02/companies-outside-of-big-tech-are-winning-top-talent-this-year-heres-how-theyll-do-it/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/christinecruzvergara/2023/03/02...
- ElevenLathe 2y agoSo are you a corporate exec? Or just choosing to identify with management for reasons of...psychology? politics?