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Amazon intentionally chooses not to make a profit, so their employees are poo poo out of luck. If you're worth a drat then you don't loving work at Amazon you work at Google or Apple if you want to earn. If we're talking small-employees, there is zero pressure on technology companies to ever treat them right, because tech basically saved the US consumer economy.
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TheBalor posted:And they tend to be paid well enough that they don't see how a union would benefit them, which is funny because even with their high salaries, the top developers are probably undercompensated compared to the value they create for the big tech firms. Under compensation is motivation to prove you deserve to be paid at all.
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I wouldn't want any kind of market correction on tech companies as I do not desire another deep recession.
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I think people ran a bit too far with LIBERTARIANISMS and associating it with computer people, because the owners are that way, but their employees are too educated (sorry truth hurts) and valuable to see the world the way a coal mining executive would (a dumbo's vision of the world).
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That guy should have been called a nerd and given a life risking wedgie.
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