Beats me why everyone is so surprised. All public companies are wrung dry by wall street's push for more profits, there's no Warren Buffet style investment in a tangible sustainable product anymore. Just a desire to see increasing profits on the balance sheets regardless of what is happening at the frontlines of the company. People being…
Beats me why everyone is so surprised. All public companies are wrung dry by wall street's push for more profits, there's no Warren Buffet style investment in a tangible sustainable product anymore. Just a desire to see increasing profits on the balance sheets regardless of what is happening at the frontlines of the company. People being pushed to their limits burning out, outsourced work at the cost of quality which turns out to be more expensive to fix. Wall Street is not some mythical creature in the sky, it's everyone's 401K and pension funds. Blood is on everyone's greedy hands.
Beats me why everyone is so surprised. All public companies are wrung dry by wall street's push for more profits, there's no Warren Buffet style investment in a tangible sustainable product anymore. Just a desire to see increasing profits on the balance sheets regardless of what is happening at the frontlines of the company. People being pushed to their limits burning out, outsourced work at the cost of quality which turns out to be more expensive to fix. Wall Street is not some mythical creature in the sky, it's everyone's 401K and pension funds. Blood is on everyone's greedy hands.