Exactly. I've seen it in action, especially regarding employee rights and treatment. Or at the anon🗝️ymous bank I worked at 600 years ago they used this sort of math to determine how many customers they'd lose by making false promises and overcharging. A certain number won't know or bother to look into illegal actions, and those are an evil business' favorites.
Now I need a scalding shower, perhaps with a steel wool "loofa" after remembering that place. FTOR I quit when they insisted that I lie to customers. Told them exactly that in the exit interview. HR lady did an amazing gymnastics display trying to convince me to use a description other than "lie".
It's a "premium business activity"
Cost-benefit analysis for the discerning manager 🤣
And remember kids...... it's only illegal if you get caught
This is uncomfortably true. I’ve seen many a story where the legal fines are a part of the budget
"Uncomfortably true"
Exactly. I've seen it in action, especially regarding employee rights and treatment. Or at the anon🗝️ymous bank I worked at 600 years ago they used this sort of math to determine how many customers they'd lose by making false promises and overcharging. A certain number won't know or bother to look into illegal actions, and those are an evil business' favorites.
Now I need a scalding shower, perhaps with a steel wool "loofa" after remembering that place. FTOR I quit when they insisted that I lie to customers. Told them exactly that in the exit interview. HR lady did an amazing gymnastics display trying to convince me to use a description other than "lie".
I can give no reaction more perfectly than the expression of the lad in the 4th panel, right side.
Excellent. 🤟
Calm down, folks. It’s just the cost of doing business. 🤡
This is a classic example of the '9 and 6' scenario😅😅
Brilliant.
Smells like Big Pharma mafia.
Hahaha, spot on! 🤣
Until the fines have real meaning, this IS the calculus.