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Probably not very significant, though it's always frustrating when you read about mass layoffs at these corporations, only to see that the executives are all st
by tombert 2y ago
Probably not very significant, though it's always frustrating when you read about mass layoffs at these corporations, only to see that the executives are all still getting raises and bonuses.
- DrBenCarson 2y agoEmotional frustration yes totally understandable But from a strictly business standpoint, it’s a bit of an absurd position
- spwa4 2y agoBusiness used to consider it equally important that employees, customers and shareholders were all happy. Frankly, it is easy to see that on the level of an entire economy, unless all 3 are happy, disasters are unavoidable. But now every company thinks they can force everything on customers (idiotic ideas like "self-care"), the government, or even just the environment, usually doing enormous damage for 1/100th of that damage in gains. At least we can rest assured of one thing: this trend WILL end. Through rational thinking? Through tears? Through violence? Through total catastrophe? That's the question. But end it will. Guaranteed.