Does every company have be evil/mean/douchey to become successful?

#1

Post by irollboozers » Mon, Feb 06, 2012, 9:30 AM UTC

Does every company have be evil/mean/douchey to become successful?
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Re: Does every company have be evil/mean/douchey to become successful?

#2

Post by zhazam » Mon, Feb 06, 2012, 3:36 PM UTC

you don't have to be dishonest, a ripoff, "evil/mean/douchey", someone selling themselves and their principles out for a dime, or morally bankrupt to become successful

but it helps

Re: Does every company have be evil/mean/douchey to become successful?

#3

Post by irollboozers » Mon, Feb 06, 2012, 5:26 PM UTC

zhazam wrote: post #2

you don't have to be dishonest, a ripoff, "evil/mean/douchey", someone selling themselves and their principles out for a dime, or morally bankrupt to become successful but it helps

eek. thats encouraging.

Re: Does every company have be evil/mean/douchey to become successful?

#4

Post by michaelcampbell » Tue, Feb 07, 2012, 11:39 AM UTC

Of course not, but right now the hipster mantra is that "success is bad". Making money for your shareholders is somehow equated with "...at the expense of everyone who isn't" which is sometimes true, but often not.