EPTMore horrific Activision allegations - Page 11
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hejakev
Sweden518 Posts
On July 13 2010 12:30 Arrian wrote: Lest anyone continue on these accusations of greed, let me make on thing clear. There's a huge difference between the buzz word form of greed to mean exceedingly profitable and trying to cheat employees out of contractual, obligatory compensation. If this is true, Activision is batshit insane, and in some serious trouble too. Oh I see what you mean. I suppose it just seems "greedy" because one party is gaining something at another party's expense. If it's true, the employees are really getting taken advantage of | ||
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Luvz
Norway356 Posts
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Luvz
Norway356 Posts
On July 11 2010 02:46 Megalisk wrote: ![[image loading]](http://img695.imageshack.us/img695/4360/kotck.png) Google shares my sentiments. ohhhh MAN! | ||
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comabreaded
United States2166 Posts
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Electric.Jesus
Germany755 Posts
On July 12 2010 18:32 angelicfolly wrote: Umm, Can you not make this into a childish swipe? Fox News has NOTHING to do with this, so please don't insult other members like that. Right now I can picture Neil Cavuto just face palming himself over such a comment. Let me guess, you want a private group (think for a second about your statement and you will see the big hole you put into it) to run a company? Hmm doesn't not seem like socialism (I"m not even going to deal with the rest of it). First of all, I did not intend to seriously offend anyone. Sorry if you felt offended. It was meant as a joke. We good? FYI, there is a huge difference between owning a company and running it. If you buy stocks, you own part of the company. The CEO, despite his or her own perception of the situation, is a well paid employee unless he or her also holds shares of the company. So basically who owns the company is entitled to tell the CEO what to do and fire him or her in case of noncompliance. AGAIN, not running the company but telling the CEO when to do stuff differently. That means, as long as the CEO does a good job, the owners can lean back. As soon as the CEO starts pulling off shit, like blackmailing employees, you tell them to stop it or GTFO. Sounds good to me. | ||
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Mykill
Canada3402 Posts
On July 11 2010 02:46 Megalisk wrote: Google shares my sentiments. google is a very smart search engine. | ||
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