• jeffhykin@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    I disagree. Imagine any club or group of people getting together to tackle a problem, with a common vision, a culture, and social values. It can be more than just liking the people, as the group-ideals can kept even as the people cycle in and out.

    You can like club/organization for what actions it encourages, what it stands for, the benefit it provides people with, and the lines it collectively agrees not to cross.

    Some good organizations have revenue, and we call them businesses.

    I agree 99.9% of companies “won’t love you back” but it’s not 100%.