Eventually all companies will peak. Even Amazon in the future will grow until it cannot grow any longer. At which point they still have to make share holders happy, to do this the answer always seems to be layoffs or shutting down plants to help squeeze out an extra 2% growth in profits.
Not everyone will grow as large and as worldwide as Amazon so for smaller companies the peak growth can be reached rather quick in some cases and see the shutdowns, sells, layoffs happen sooner. Now I can see how shareholders are useful and important to help a company grow but once the company has grown to its fullest extent then I can also see how shareholders can become a problem. It gets to a point where companies value shareholders over their own product or employees when they get far enough into the game.
So my question is what is the endgame? Just a endless repeating cycle of companies growing only to implode later? Or can we come up with slightly different system where companies are not as depended on shareholders as they are today?
Submitted March 27, 2018 at 10:49AM by SmokinMan0123 https://ift.tt/2Gyjrxe
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