Daily Shaarli

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Yesterday - November 13, 2026

Microsoft proudly announced < 1 month ago that they were letting 60k employees go. Shareholders gushed. Today the titanic struck an iceberg. : antiwork

"Maybe but just maybe, an economic model that prioritizes the wellbeing of the workers who provide the labor value and keep things moving along rather than prioritizing those that held the purse strings might be more effective." - /u/Electrical-Call-6160

"With every passing day I grow more and more resentful of companies that are run only on the whims of the 'shareholders'. I guess, if we really want to stabilise our civilization we need an overhaul of the concept of listed companies and their stocks. Perhaps do away with it even. In my experience of almost 2 decades, I have found family owned businesses treat their employees and customers way more respectfully than the listed ones. A decade ago I went to study my MBA and I came out disenchanted. I don't even mention it on my CV anymore." - /u/Infamous-Company-329