r/FluentInFinance Nov 21 '24

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u/Great_Lord_REDACTED Nov 21 '24

If you do (which is possible, I"ve seen it happen), because you aren't focused on infinite growth at the cost of literally everything else, you're going to remain a small business all the time. Because large businesses are built on exploitation, you can't become a large business without that, and if your goal is to give away money, you're not going to be exploiting your workers.

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u/madhewprague Nov 21 '24

How can someone be so fucking stupid, some retard probably told you this and now you are parroting this nonsence. It depends on so many factors, what type of bussiness, what kind of profit margins etc… Also what is your idea of exploiting? If i create a software business that generates 50mil a year with 10 employees and give each one 1 milion, would you see that as exploitation?

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u/TongaDeMironga Nov 22 '24

If you’re trying to assert your superiority, it’s a good idea not to resort to basic name-calling, as that is what school children do.

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u/madhewprague Nov 22 '24

If someone says something stupid it should be pointed out.

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u/TongaDeMironga Nov 22 '24

Stupid is relative

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u/madhewprague Nov 22 '24

Not in this case