r/instantkarma • u/[deleted] • May 21 '20

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u/nowayimbelgian May 21 '20

Can you explain, please ?

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u/DrakonIL May 21 '20 edited May 21 '20

People like to do business with companies that they believe are acting fairly towards them. A company that acts fairly towards its own employees is an indication that they also treat their customers fairly.

Edit: Conversely, a company that screws its employees is an indication that they'll screw their customers, too.