/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23276263
>Why are Amazon workers so god damn lazy /biz/? They make a high wage, are supplied with a good clean work environment and a company that has made effort to make the operation and business as efficient as possible. Why won't they just fucking work?
>https://www.cnbc.com/2020/10/14/amazon-resumes-policy-that-dings-workers-for-taking-too-many-breaks.html

i worked at an Amazon warehouse for a couple months when I was between jobs, it was a great gig and honestly at least once a week I consider quitting my "real" job and going back. Nobody in your face, just go in and clock in with your phone and do your shit and they leave you alone.

>>23276263
I don’t understand why people who agree to an hourly wage get upset they only make how much they agreed to make.
>agree to $12 an hour
>package 100 usb cables that sell for 10 each
>cook 40 burgers that sell for 14-19 each
>WHY AM I POOR? THE RICH MUST BE CHEATING
wagies have more informational advantage regarding consumer desires than white collar marketers, fund managers, etc, because they handle what customer’s procure.
Yet they still can’t put two and two together in their wagie brain.

>>23276399
ok genius what do you suggest they do

>bro just start manufacturing and selling electronics
>no dumb ass I mean just buy the cables off alibaba and sell them on amazon (oh wait this is probably a saturated market and it takes a smart person to actually take advantage of this plus right timing)

>dude just start a burger joint, it's not like small restaurant owners aren't slaves to their restaurant or anything and won't just go belly up in a year

I'm on /biz/ so I'm obviously into people running businesses but its a bit of a disservice to act like running a bizness is easy for your average joe

>>23276399
The nature of humans. The average person loves to blame anyone but himself for his missery