The only way the shareholders make any money is by paying you less than the full value of your work and keeping the rest for themselves.
Not true. A company could very easily make plenty of money by paying one well above their "full value". It is more about total expenses vs. total revenue.
These guys are hard core and fighting the good fight. Their struggle against corporate greed should be our struggle.
Yes, we should feverisly try to bite that hand that feeds probably ~70% of the people on this site. I'm so angry for at the corporate world that pays me all year long and then expects to tell me when/how to work. Where the hell do they get off bro?
I'm with you! Where do I sign up for this "good fight" with these fellow "hard core" guys?
As the funding for the year would approach a close (in October), all-of-a-sudden the leadership would start spending money like crazy because they had a large surplus. Money would be spent on things that were not actually necessary; if they were necessary, why not get them at any other time during the year?
But, I seriously needed the 12 pairs of sunglasses that I got in October 2006. They were only $200.00 / each and we only bought 12 for 12 different people. When I say we needed them I mean we needed to spend more money! I actually wore a pair this morning.
The moon is made of green cheese. -- John Heywood
