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No he isn’t.
He is sorry. Sorry he got caught.
“I’m sorry the lower value human capital heard me call them that.”
Whew. Thank goodness that passed
The biggest clue was when they started referring to us as a “resource”. We’re just another input on their spreadsheet.
I used to work at a place that actually changed the name from Human Resources Dept. to Human Capital Dept. and none of the higher ups could figure out why that pissed everybody off.
Honestly people being either a “resource” or “capital” still makes people sound like they’re vespene gas or something
Always have been. They’re just saying the quiet part out loud.
CEOs shouldn’t apologize for fireable offenses. They should just be fired.
Out of a cannon.
Into the sun
Uh why would the board fire him for doing his job
Actually using that term was a slipup for sure, but you bet your ass finding ways to cut HR costs is part of his job description
Who the fuck cares if he claims to be “sorry”? This wasn’t a case of awkward phrasing or poorly chosen words. It’s a reflection of how he thinks, and will continue to think. Even if he loses his job (which he won’t), he’d only be replaced by someone with the same attitude.
I am very sorry ^that I got caught^
Agreed that this is the actual feeling he has.
They don’t view us as human beings or at the very least equal. Have no remorse for when terrible things happen to them.
“Sorry not sorry that it was recorded.” Why do they waste their time asking for forgiveness?
Luigi.
The Mario Bros of this world know that these rich fucks aren’t being sincere.
They are SO HORNY at the thought of not paying wages.
It’s not even that since they usually end up paying more for AI even when it produces far worse results. The rich just hold a contempt towards the working class and would rather the money they’d use for salaries go to their rich tech company friends in the form of AI-use invoices
Yeah specifically with AI, that and the whole “scan and summarize all cloud messages and storage and remove the average person’s ability to buy any technology and force them into a locked down cloud only experience” has been coming together for a while now so they’re edging so hard
But I mean in general they just can’t comprehend not keeping it all
I’ve never understood the purpose of forcing executives to apologize.
He said exactly what he meant, to a group of investors who largely feel positively about his message.
A forced apology is condescending and meaningless, and therefore I cannot see how it improves optics in any way.
The culture of corporate of PR insists that not only do meaningless canned responses help, but they’re invaluable. After all, the media will faithfully record those canned replies and reproduce them as though they’re salient information, no matter how empty and vapid the cloud of buzzwords produced.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. The only job that I am 100% certain could be successfully offloaded onto an AI is CEO.
I dunno, those Indian call center reps that can speak English but not understand it can already emulate what AI does fine. Both don’t understand what they are doing or saying and just following an obnoxious script.
The problem isn’t even this particular pos, its that almost all rich people think this way.
This guy provides zero value to society. He steals value created by others and claims it for himself. He’s on the list.
Sorry he got caught.
For generations, we were taught to value the opinions of the wealthy. Now we know for the vast majority of billionaires, their extreme wealth is mostly due to chance, not inherent ability, or even worse is actually evidence of their lack of character. The illusion has fallen away. They are the last people we should seek advice from on living a moral life. We should punish them for the act of hoarding immoral amounts of wealth to themselves. I am encouraged because this viewpoint seems to be spreading, and even more encouraged because I think they’re scared. They should be scared.
No they’re not scared. I can’t disclose any details, but if I were scared I’d walk around with a bodyguard and wouldn’t have a cellphone.
The very wealthy spend lots of money on private security. Look up Erik Prince and his crazy family… DeVos etc. When Gates spoke at my uni (this was 20 years ago) he arrived in a motorcade of 10 armored Suburbans
No, I am saying I have personal experience, the details of which I cannot disclose.
I was not refuting your point, just adding my own point after it. Our personal experiences obviously differ. I’ve had to give facility tours to security details in advance of a UHNW individual’s arrival on multiple occasions.
That makes sense. I do not know any famous people at all. I know some retired performers who are still on the con circuit, but they’d never be recognized, and they’re not billionaires. The billionaires I’ve met all look like they shop at Target and they put all their money into their family and into assets. You wouldn’t know to look at them, at least I wouldn’t.
We gotta badass here!!
Yeah, I am a badass, but I don’t know what that has to do with anything.
hes only sorry he was caught voicing his real beliefs
Wow. Members of the first estate keep letting slip publicly who they really are and how they really feel.
Eventually, the third estate might get motivated to do something serious about it. Something terrible.
I don’t know about “terrible”. All possible actions I can think of sound “glorious” at worst.
I was making a French joke.
