Re:Yahoo spends $58 million to fire its chief operating officer
by Florin_Andrei on Thursday April 17, 2014 @12:20PM
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Historically, when too much power migrates towards the top, the only way to restore balance is via some sort of violent commotion. But perhaps things have changed now - at least I hope so.
> what are you doing about it? Are you continuing to feed the machine by working as one of their employees? Are you participating by trying to create an aqui-hirable startup? Or are you pushing to enact change?
The nature of this imbalance is a positive (self-reinforcing) feedback loop. Power begets power (and lack of it begets a deeper deficit). Again, we're back to square 1 - explosive social upheaval.
> what are you doing about it? Are you continuing to feed the machine by working as one of their employees? Are you participating by trying to create an aqui-hirable startup? Or are you pushing to enact change?
The nature of this imbalance is a positive (self-reinforcing) feedback loop. Power begets power (and lack of it begets a deeper deficit). Again, we're back to square 1 - explosive social upheaval.
Human nature sucks.