Would you buy a car from this manufacturer?

[mRx 16]

[marea 0]

Literally they don't own the company, but once your part of it the owners/learders expect you to work as it's your own company. If the company gets banckrupt, it's not the leaders lost and it's employees lost so who we think owns the company.

It's your choice to work for that company, and you have to do what they expect. That's the basics of a job.

In a free market, the owners/leaders wouldn't have the safety of government subsidy to get them through bankruptcy.

Just like everyone else who doesn't have access to that... It's always who you knows and who got powers I think.. Sad but that's the reality..

And those with power are the politicians.

[marea 0]

The mods have powers too. They can make you both disappear.

whatever dude..... hahaha

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

The CEO's and leadership board are the ones who were with the company in the beginning, the people who took a risk to create the company.

Really? I thought CEO's work for a company on a contract. There may the occasional CEO out there who has actually had a hand in creating the company he works for but for the most part, that's not the case anymore.

Even if the CEO didn't create the company, or doesn't own the company, he is probably appointed there by the founder, co-founder, or board of founders.

So again, it is up to the overall owner(s) of the company what they want to pay the CEO and what direction they want that person to take the company, not the employees.

You're still far away from today's reality. The "overall owners" of most large corporations have little influence on these decisions. Consider the millions of "owners" - aka share holders - most of these companies have today. None of these owners has enough of a stake to have their voices heard. And many of the owners are, in fact, the employees.

[Niels Bohr 72]

What happened to that Honda? Not persuading you to like it. What went wrong?

All sorts of electrical problems with the ignition from about 13K. Took them about 4 months on and off to fix it.

Blew a head gasket at 36K

Lost 4th gear at about 45K

Uneven wear on the front brakes, left side wore down much quicker than the right. The dealer kept saying there was no reason why.

Door window came off the runner and wouldn't close.

Rear view mirror came off.

What a load of bad luck you had. I'm not surprised. There are a small group of people who suffer from defects or just plain ole bad karma.

I'm just dissappointed that this deterred you from a Honda. Hopefully, you'll have good luck with your current car.