Executives don’t decide if the company culture is good, employees do

Re:Executives don’t decide if the company culture is good, e... by bradleyjg on Sunday May 02, 2021 @01:45PM (#27017188)

> That’s probably the single largest problem in society today.

What an amazing world where the single largest problem isn’t war, famine, or pestilence. We dun good.

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Re:Executives don’t decide if the company culture is good, e... by neolog on Sunday May 02, 2021 @01:48PM (#27017224)

> pestilence. We dun good.

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Re:Executives don’t decide if the company culture is good, e... by bradleyjg on Sunday May 02, 2021 @01:50PM (#27017238)

Grustaf thinks the idea that companies exist for the benefit of shareholders is a bigger problem.

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Re:Executives don’t decide if the company culture is good, e... by dennis_jeeves on Sunday May 02, 2021 @02:13PM (#27017439)

I don't know enough Grustaf to comment, but strangely many common people that I know believe this, further they believe that the company has to make a profit ( often at the expense of a poor man ) as generally defined by the textbook definition.

I guess peasants will remains peasants...

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Re:Executives don’t decide if the company culture is good, e... by Grustaf on Sunday May 02, 2021 @02:02PM (#27017335)

No, I’m saying it LEADS to a lot of problems. In itself it’s just a fact.

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