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When you can actually see it improving life, for one, rather than just improving efficiency, which doesn't really benefit the individual but only the corporatio
by vouaobrasil 1y ago
When you can actually see it improving life, for one, rather than just improving efficiency, which doesn't really benefit the individual but only the corporation.
- esafak 1y agoIncreased efficiency translates to reduced costs.
- vouaobrasil 1y agoBut often at the expense of something else: the commons, employee satisfaction, or even the joy of having just enough. No, costs are not as important as many other things.
- schmidtleonard 1y agoOnly in the presence of healthy competition which businesses do everything in their power to avoid.