I feel most loyal and engaged when I'm paid a living wage. I also spend more in my community, thus contributing to the economy.
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Wow, when people agree with the leader they follow more? Shocker. How much did this gem of insight cost me?
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Blue and red companies and brands? That's an idiotic strategy because you're basically limiting your customer base to half of the country. Is this the new form of segregation?
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And 23 percent felt oppressed when their personal politics were out of alignment with their employers' politics. This is a frequent reality for any libertarians or conservatives working in tech these days.
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Check out our quiz to see what your brand preferences say about your political stripes. Do you live in a “political brand bubble”? http://bit.ly/2PrXb9p
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Another pathetic NPR article. Less than 1/3 of people surveyed felt more engaged/loyal to company when they agreed with their CEO's public political positions. Ridiculous for any commercially employed person to even demand public disclosure of it's leader's political opinions.
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So the other 69 percent feel what?
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Which means what about the other 69%?
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So the half that don't agree are upset, and then only 30% of the half that do agree are more engaged. Sounds like a lose-lose situation.
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Some products innately have politics attached to them. I write about women from across history. That carries political baggage because you cannot tell women's stories without hitting upon some current hot button issue. Not one! Hence, I don't shy away from politics.
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Wow! I hope no one paid too much for a study that found out the obvious
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And how many are then disenfranchised?
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The reason employees are wanting, or not wanting, CEOs to become engaged politically is because they know, whether consciously or unconsciously, they live in a corporatocracy.
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So the corporatocracy, run exclusively by men, must address the problems facing society (through mob rule or groupthink or what is most economically beneficial). How'd we get here?
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Corporations United (Citizens United), with its unlimited piles of dark money: our Corporations United Congress is captured. The legislative branch represents corporations, not the little peasant.
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Private government is not the answer because eventually it morphs into what it always was: fascism.
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[40+ years of finance capitalism -> monopoly/oligopoly capitalism -> oligarchy (*US, you are here*) -> fascism]
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Loyalty?? Maybe just throw them a like on social media instead of your earning potential
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US Companies like Cigna preach "Democrat" but have a serious gender pay gap problem. The same type of company that says it "needs to raises prices", yet throws more money at lobbying. Knowledge: https://infirmusa.blogspot.com/
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