why are the people most responsible for the company's failures not the ones facing the consequences for them?
Is the author completely unaware of how every other business in the United States works?
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2025
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Not just the US. Anywhere in the world
of course he is not. but the question is a rhetoric one. there to lay emphasis on the point that this is messed up and the wrong people are the ones who are laid off.
He looks like a priest combing a choirboy's hair down the middle and grunting "bodyofchrist".
Nailed it