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Running a company is very hard and all I can say is that I'm trying my best and have always treated people fairly, which is not the same as being nice.
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Root of the problem is that npm have just treated their employees incredibly poorly. I don't think it's super relevant to the outrage on the first point, but the fact they instilled and made empathy such a large part of their brand makes it worse.
Is your argument, that we should have never trusted npm to have those values in the first place? I think there was reasonable to trust them.
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I think the people do have those values, and that has probably not changed, but that institutions are designed to make people function to the benefit of the institution regardless of the individual. That's essentially their purpose, especially under capitalism.
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The wording of the npm founders was definitely consistent with believing that people values will always trump business values. Now it just comes across as ignorant, since like you mentioned, what's best for the business comes first.
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