Korean Job Discussion Forums

[zeldalee13]

This sentiment hasn't spread to Korea yet.

[mises]

[kingplaya4]

I'm not impressed with a bunch of fat cats donating their wealth mostly in their old age. I would be more impressed with them having simply shared a good percent of their wealth with their workers. Instead, they give it to charities, and certainly a certain portion does go to those too lazy to work themselves out of their situation. In the case of Warren Buffet specifically, a lot of his workers complain about the lack of compensation and his anti-union collusion activities. A ceo's salary should be limited to about 50 times that of the lowest paid company worker. That should still be plenty of motivation to move up the ladder.

I don't feel out all thankful about living now instead of 1900, although I'd personally choose 1800. I'd much prefer to toil on the farm than to live in a box in a polluted city. Yes I'm sure I could work for $5 an hour on a corporate farm anytime I would like, but obviously that's not what I'm talking about. My risk of starvation and death from disease would certainly be much higher, but I'd be happy to give up the tv's, computers etc and be able to enjoy nature and be available to my family everyday.

[Rusty Shackleford]