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@stefano @lfa I have similar stories to tell from working at Microsoft, Google and other large faceless organizations. This is one reason that I liked working at small startups in Silicon Valley - they were burning money, exploiting engineers and peddling snake oil, but at least you got to have a personal connection between boss and workers because the org is nearly flat. Going in to these situations with "eyes wide open" helps prevent feeling mistreated.

@stefano @lfa I think of this situation as the "raw capitalism" showing through the façade. When a company gets to a certain size, the "too big to fail" idea starts to take root in the executives and they no longer feel the need to treat everyone as if they're an important and cherished client.