christhecaribou

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by christhecaribou 1y ago
What actually happened? You speak with such authority, how do you know what “actually happened”? For all we know, this actually was planned by Amazon and Bezos did intervene to change their mind.
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by christhecaribou 1y ago
I find it so hilarious that Andy Jassy is never mentioned when discussing Amazon leadership.
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by christhecaribou 1y ago
Listing the impact of tariffs on product prices is some of the strongest customer obsession the retail side of Amazon has shown in years. Shame to see Trump sabotage it.
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DOJ to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione in CEO murder case(cnbc.com)
21 points by christhecaribou 2y ago|1 comments
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Lawyer for Luigi Mangione says dueling charges 'highly unusual'(thehill.com)
9 points by christhecaribou 2y ago|10 comments
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Yes.
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United Health CEO Decries "Aggressive" Media Coverage in Leaked Recording(kenklippenstein.com)
94 points by christhecaribou 2y ago|133 comments
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Fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO wake-up call for executives(abcnews.go.com)
1 points by christhecaribou 2y ago|1 comments
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
I downvoted then thought about it more and changed my mind. It’s a fascinating idea to consider. If we could hold shareholders of companies like UnitedHealthCare or Boeing accountable for unethical behavior… it would sure stop fast.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
I would never support violence against another… But it is very satisfying to see these executives finally get what’s coming to them. I expect we’ll be seeing a lot more of this over the next few years if trends continue as they have.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
The real “customers”.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Who cares what they think? If they operate like this they won’t exist much longer.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
No, it isn’t? There is more to life than salary.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Do we “pretend” to generate shareholder value?
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Pinning the failure of management to manage remote workers on management? I think that’s appropriate.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Any data, bro? Or should we just take your word
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Anyone younger than a boomer knows how to make friends, they don’t need office hostages for that.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
lol, “entitlement”? Do you believe companies pay over $200k out of charity? They pay what they have to pay, and that $200k is artificially lowered by illegal backroom deals by the FAANG cartel. You sound like a bitter contractor. And even i
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
I’d rather hire a brave asshole than a compliant, meek little ship.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Yup. And in typical conservative fashion, they’d rather denigrate and ruin the lives of the talented liberals than pull up their own bootstraps.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Exactly!!! So many Muskovites won’t shut the fuck up about the blue collar workers they never mentioned until now.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Agreed. Also, note many of these “founders” are mysteriously suddenly sympathetic to blue collar average joes when they never were before.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
You have zero data to support that. It’s just your gut. Forgive me for not believing in your gut.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Your average blue collar workers benefits from the 300,000 corporate Amazonians working from home and staying off the road. He cannot avoid his commute, you can. And frankly, stop LARP-ing as a “sympathetic to blue collar work” person. God
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Some infamous billionaire wanted to build mega-dorms for universities without windows. Yeah, these billionaire fucks will cut corners wherever they can.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
If you cannot train your juniors up remotely, that’s a management failing. Why punish them for that? In a world with any worker’s rights, you wouldn’t be able to.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Any data for that, or just your gut vibes, jabroni?
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
Then goose step to the beat of the RTO drum and hush.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
FAANG is just Big Blue 2.0 nowadays. Not a place for smart people, a place for Jassholes.
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by christhecaribou 2y ago
I’m so disgusted by the entitlement of “founders” and business folks who have never coded, forcing the technical people who make their lives possible to suffer for a pointless commute. It’s to the point that I realized the tech industry may

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