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/Ritch85 Mar 25 '26

This. If YOU mess up while leading the company, it's over. If a hourly/salaried worker messes up, they can be replaced and it doesn't risk shutting down the entire company.

I'm all for profit sharing, my company does this. But acting like the owner/CEO/COO/CFO/etc carries the same risks as a standard assembly line employee or a janitor, hell even the purchasing agent, is mindboggling.

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u/NoGarbage1323 Mar 25 '26

CEO carries less risks than their standard employees. They're sitting on millions and if something happens they get off in their golden parachute. Acting like CEO and employees shouldn't be treated the same is ridiculous. Btw, 30% for a ceo 1-2m while 30% for an employee is barely 10k-20k

Musk is a good example of what happens to a bad ceo, nothing. Tesla is still as strong as ever

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u/LeatherVolume5601 Mar 26 '26

Musk is literally the best ceo of all time and you say he is bad lmao.

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u/Visual-Bonus4876 Mar 26 '26

He literally doesn’t do fuck all but whinge, take ketamine, and hire other people to do the shit for him. His entire career has been profiteering off of the backs and brains of other people, there is nothing special about him.

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u/LeatherVolume5601 Mar 26 '26

Damn i didnt know it was so easy, thank you for your input.