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pugson
@pugson
millionaire founder: what's the most profitable thing to sell? ↓ multimillionaire founder: what's the most ethical way to exploit people? ↓ billionaire founder: what's the most profitable way to exploit people?
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Samuel
@samuellhuber.eth
Tend to disagree Stihl doesn’t exploit people. Billion dollar business in Germany Würth doesn’t exploit people. Billion dollar company in Germany
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matt 💭
@matthewmorek
both are exceptions to the rule having sociopaths and psychopaths with a total disregard for accountability in charge of business leads to cronyism and exploitation, among other things
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matt 💭
@matthewmorek
there's a correlation between the dark triad personality traits and success in business, and that also comes with a side effect of being an exploitative douchebag along the way
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Samuel
@samuellhuber.eth
I disagree hard! There is a correlation between determination, persistence and minimal compromise on achieving set goals. That may come of as being an exploitative douchebag to your eyes or actually be one Real world results show being a pure douche doesn’t fly forever
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matt 💭
@matthewmorek
you can disagree with clinical research all you want as for "real world results show being a pure douche doesn't fly over", check who recently got elected to EU parliament: a notorious far-left psychopath from Italy with a criminal record and prison time; nice reward, right? from tech, I don't have to even go very far: Adam Neumann (WeWork) comes first to mind, Steve Ballmer, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Bob Swan (Intel); they all have dark triad personality elements
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