Antiwork

I did that.. I felt utterly miserable there. I know it is a dumb decision financially. I know I should just suck things up but it was awful.

They neglected to mention that $9,327,335 (over 11.5%) of that increase went to five people(an average raise of over 30%). That leaves $1,766 for each of the remaining 40,000 employees. Of course most of those employees didn’t see a dime because they don’t believe in increased pay just because you’ve given an extra year of your life to the company. The median employee pay went up almost 4% which is sadly much better than the last several years. Class warfare is real, but it’s not minimum wage earners vs people making 50-200k per year. Or at least it shouldn’t be. Someone making 200k has more in common with a part time dishwasher than a CEO at a large company. The lowest executive RAISE at my company last year was almost $500,000; do you think he could make it on $200k?

When the media reported that Elon Musk had his Tesla factory in China open none of them wrote that little Elon had his workers forced to work 12 hour shifts 6 days a week and that they had to sleep at the factory and couldn't leave. Sounds to me more like a prison with slaves and not a factory with cheering company workers.