Point of information: it's not owned by the directors, it's owned by the investors, the shareholders, just like every other private company.
It's still a weird sanctioned monopoly. More places should get over their fear of public ownership.
It's still a weird sanctioned monopoly. More places should get over their fear of public ownership.
I evade working directly for publicly traded companies like hell or let myself be paid very, very generously. Most often your time will be limited in the first place. Better to be employed as a freelancer in that case.
Throwing out the corporate management will probably save money simply because they're pointless middle men. They aren't making the decisions that truly matter.