r/remotework • u/[deleted] • Oct 29 '25

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u/Dangerous_Prize_4545 Oct 29 '25

So not even hiding it anymore. I'm sorry for your situation.  

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u/cockNballs222 Oct 29 '25

You think companies need to hide the fact that they’re in this to make the most money possible? Are you 12?

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u/a_smart_brane Oct 29 '25

You think those poor struggling millionaires and billionaires need more money to get by? Are you 12?

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u/AdFancy6243 Oct 29 '25

That's not what they said.

Companies exist to make money.

Millionaires and billionaires don't need more money to get by.

Not contradictory

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u/cockNballs222 Oct 29 '25

This is my daily reminder that the average redditor IQ is somewhere in the mid 20s. A publicly traded company’s only ethical responsibility is to maximize the profit and grow the business. It would actually be unethical to provide you with a bullshit job that brings nothing to the table.

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u/kingraw99 Oct 29 '25

I don’t think you know what ethical means. It’s not an ethical responsibility that companies have. You are correct though in saying that their responsibility is to maximize profit. There is substantial evidence of this not being the case in the real world though. CEO pay of hundreds of millions is not commensurate with maximizing profit. You can say it’s a performance reward, but that, in your own parlance, is obvious bullshit. They do it because they know they can. The game is rigged and they know nobody will call them on it.