“Maximizing shareholder value” is the biggest turd of corporate speak. As Boeing can attest, it means delivering short-term gains for stockholders (and bonuses for the exec team) at the expense of the company’s long-term health.

“crocodile tears”
I hate that term. Crocodiles are beautiful creatures, these people on the other hand are a disgusting virus.

I still find it hilarious, that the job that costs the most (corporate CEO), that does the least (corporate CEO) is also the one job not being highly automated.

Who could have possibly seen this coming!? Expanding at an unprecedented rate has never gone poorly ever, especially when you don’t even have the funds in hand to do so. I’m shocked, shocked I tell you!

If they make a movie and then want to burn it instead of release it fine. But getting the tax write off is BS. That is where it starts to feel scammy. 

The fraud part is making the tax payers pay for it.

All jobs will inevitably be outsourced until it is straight up illegal to do so.

“So what if we overpay? I’ve never regretted overpaying for great talent or a great asset”

He also said the industry overpaid the WGA to get back to work...showing us all exactly what we already knew, that he is a massive, massive, monumentally massive cunt and the single worst Hollywood CEO in the past like 3-4 decades that isn’t also a convicted rapist.

“So what if we overpay” sure doesn’t sound like “the actors/writers were right” to me.

There’s one piece of critical information missing that could shed some interesting information on policy, safety and employee rights on this issue. Where did the majority of these accidents happen? Was it in California facilities or the Texas locations? There is a reason some industry and manufacturing moves to…

One one hand, free pizza rules and it’s Domino’s own damn fault for making a full-on freebie code in the first place.

On the other hand, free pizza does rule but ordering 77 free pizzas is overly greedy and just calling attention to it, ruining it for everyone.

On the other hand, I feel bad for those employees that got…

“Musk speaks of his ambitious Mars plans as a way to save humanity”. If Elon doesn't kill all his employees before then.

A shocking new investigation by Reuters documents 600 workplace injuries and one death at Elon Musk’s rocket company

Well, this is convenient. I was just thinking “how can streaming services be bundled in a way similar to cable, but somehow even worse?”