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by caseyy 3y ago
Few investors want RTO. I am a shareholder (vested) in a large tech company that communicates about the WFH/RTO matter with investors less than they do with their employees. I can only imagine that executives want to please REITs and R
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by caseyy 3y ago
It is in the interest of the public that Boeing remains competitive in this space. Otherwise, companies like Airbus would no longer be incentivized to pursue technical excellence as a competitive advantage. For them too it would become a se
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by caseyy 3y ago
But one naturally acquires experience and wisdom working in the industry. Very few people would trade their wisdom for a faster brain. Usually, the daydream goes "if only I could go back in time with the wisdom I have now", not th
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by caseyy 3y ago
You've sneaked in a premise that they are not starting their own companies. As a counter-example, there are many 40+ year old people were laid off in the video games industry in recent years, who have since founded their own companies.
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by caseyy 3y ago
I didn’t read it as a strong defense of the CEO. I also agree that labor needs to have appropriate self-worth and eschew being exploited. This causes many problems in many industries, such as downwards pressure on wages and labor negotiatin
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by caseyy 3y ago
Hehe, Canonical has a bit of a stink in the industry for this. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38128573 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30735678 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i