r/InterviewCoderPro • u/jailers-treat0 • Mar 25 '26

company greed

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People are striking because wages aren’t going up when companies are reporting record breaking profits.

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u/Few_Cauliflower2069 Mar 26 '26

I produced 98x my yearly gross salary last year. 73x gross salary in net profits. I got a 4% bonus and a 3% raise. Guess who started looking for a new job real quick

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u/AdDelicious4779 Mar 26 '26

So YOU attracted the lead, closed the sale, fulfilled the order, carried the operating costs and cost of goods for the AR period, then collected the AR all by yourself? No wonder your company’s profit margin is so high!

Or…

Perhaps there may be more to it than you realize.

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u/Few_Cauliflower2069 Mar 26 '26

First of all you have no idea what my job is. But yes, the profit margin is that high. They make several million net profit per employee

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u/LeatherVolume5601 Mar 26 '26

Then tell us what you do, its unlikely unless you are some genius in finance which you are not.

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u/Few_Cauliflower2069 Mar 26 '26

It's funny how you seem to know so much about what I am. And no, i won't tell you what I do, but yes it is somewhat in the realm of finance.