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I’m not sure of that. I expect most of the posters here are more like the equivalent of a skilled blacksmith. I mean, it is a little weird because compensation
by bee_rider 1y ago
I’m not sure of that. I expect most of the posters here are more like the equivalent of a skilled blacksmith.
I mean, it is a little weird because compensation these days usually includes stock, so, some ownership of the company. But not much real decision making power beyond the limited-scope decisions around we implement their will.
Maybe a consultant could be considered like a vassal?
- glitchc 1y agoI think this is the right analogy. A skilled blacksmith has influence in his village, but he is still operating at the mercy of his vassal lord, and by extension, the king of the lands. Speaking up against either would find him dispossessed rather quickly.