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If your employer treated you like crap, would you do the minimum, or more?
Does the CEO having a higher comp than me mean that I’m being treated like crap?
In a literal sense it means you're not valued.
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Yes, there will always be someone willing to buy on price alone, but that doesn't mean that there aren't also people who will pay more for better service. To wit: Spirit is financially fucked, mainline carriers are in better condition. The existence I think the real thing is that - in North America at least - there is a pretty good chance that a mainline carrier will treat you poorly, hit you with unexpected fees, ja…
> For many people, the difference between an ultra-low cost carrier and a mainline carrier is whether they have to walk through first class on the way to their seats. If you are going to get treated like cattle and upsold on everything anyway, might as well save a few bucks. That goes beyond airlines and extends to everything. The trend I've been observing in every product and service category is the hollowing out of…
I would argue this is because the middle class itself has been largely hollowed out. Everyone is either a millionaire or on the edge of bankruptcy, no in-between.