If you go deep in the supply chain if you will find all the above.
I am not condoning his advice, nor do I practice these. But reality is not that pretty.
If you go deep in the supply chain if you will find all the above.
I am not condoning his advice, nor do I practice these. But reality is not that pretty.
In fact, all of the big name American companies all started out with terrible practices until they earned enough money and enough ire to hide those practices away from the public eye. And judging by my downvotes, far too many people really believe the world is a much nicer place than it is, and where you can really compete without getting a bit dirty yourself.
Running a business in a residential area. Shipping electrical products that were not UL tested for fire hazard. Paying owners in stock rather than taxable income. No diversity in hiring practices. Lead in products without a product recycling program in place.
The gist is that you generally have to cut corners somewhere to start up any business unless you already have lots of money.