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975 points namukang | 3 comments | | HN request time: 1.779s | source
1. xyst ◴[] No.43678141[source]
In this neoclassical/neoliberal economy where the only thing that matters is "delivering value for the shareholders" and profits for the billionaire class. I am not surprised. A bit jaded, honestly.

I have only started my career in the past 10 years and have seen this story unfold time and time again across many companies. Big, small, or medium company. It doesn't matter.

You. Are. Expendable.

I will say the problem is much more pronounced when it's a publicly traded American company; or a company that was recently acquired or funded by private equity, "angel investment", or a vulture capitalist firm.

Folks. Our industry needs a trade union to protect our interests. We cannot keep relying on billionaire class to "do right by us" because quite frankly. They do not give a shit.

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2. windward ◴[] No.43679427[source]
>Our industry needs a trade union to protect our interests.

Ding dong. There's no grindsetting yourself out of the path of an uncaring locomotive.

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3. Herring ◴[] No.43682085[source]
Yeah well this comment thread is right at the bottom of the page, so it's not gonna happen anytime soon.

Top of the page indicates they're more interested in infighting (calling him spoiled).