Even Facebook that is notorious for its cr---y treatment of employees has decided to move RTO to the end of March. What are the chances our leadership will follow suit?
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Are you crazy? Facebook treats its employees really well they have an average approval rating of 4.1/5 and consistently rank high in employee satisfaction. It's Amazon and Big banks that suck terribly.
"Yes, but has anyone ever spoken to a live person at Facebook? That's where we differ. "
- Nailed it! We are not a tech firm. We generate wealth which drives our economy.
- If FB closed their doors tomorrow, the global economy wouldn't even notice.
- FB produces nothing, they sell ad space and your data. Not a sustainable model.
Did Bitcoin seem like a good idea at any point? All hype, now it's tanked. Any cryptocurrency company you cite, they are all the same. Take money from person A, sell it to person B with a "promise" of a positive rate of return. Doesn't that sound just like the 2005-2008 housing bubble bust? Company X sold portions of your mortgage to a slew of other companies around the world. What happened? Eventually the amount of bad debt on the books drove the global economy right into the ground. Were the ARMs backed with anything more than a "promise", nope.
- A business MUST produce and sell tangible goods or services. We are a bank. We drive wealth and growth.
Zero. We will be back 1/24
@aeg+1eKYC1bg So you do agree with the bank sometimes. You also think they are a tech company?
@aeg+1eKYC1bg Yes, but has anyone ever spoken to a live person at Facebook? That's where we differ.
Actually the bank has been k ow to describe itself as "a tech company that owns a bank" all over Flagscape
We aren’t a tech company… we are a social bank, why would we follow their lead?
Our management make that decision??? That’s a joke right?