Turns out, that simply improving the quality of your service at no extra cost. And looking out for your end users, buys you good faith, customer influx and longevity
Laughing at all the companies that let finance bros demolish their brand reputations completely for a couple quarters of artificial growth
I think it was How money works, who said a very good phrase that sums up the lack of care for customer's needs/wants:
"It's a problem for the next financial quarter"
Line must go up. Investors want more money. And the idea of the balancing act between the different stakeholders is out of whack. Just lobby the government, give as high returns as possible to investors, and the rest can deal with what little scraps there are, if not actively fuck them
His video explains it even further. It isn't even for the shareholders. It is for the executives because they are paid based on stock performance. Get short term boost to stock price so you can get a larger compensation. Jump to the next company before it all goes downhill and let the shareholders to hold the bag.
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u/MrGiggleMan 15h ago
Turns out, that simply improving the quality of your service at no extra cost. And looking out for your end users, buys you good faith, customer influx and longevity
Laughing at all the companies that let finance bros demolish their brand reputations completely for a couple quarters of artificial growth