...when considering the built-in corporate infrastructure that the organization gets at acquisition cost?
For instance, a company that makes computer equipment doesn't have to spend a bunch of money to put a computer on every desk and load the datacenter. A company that offers phone/cellular service has minimal overhead based on telecommunications. Airlines never have to worry about arranging airfare for its execs/employees. A company that makes kazoos... well... has a lot of free marketing toys
Just a random thought of mine... any thoughts? I have a feeling that computer manufacturers make out the best in this regard but maybe someone else can think of a better one.
Quick edit: For the sake of this hypothetical situation, porn doesn't apply here since having porn DVDs around the "office" doesn't lower bottom-line costs. (I can already picture the witty remarks being formed to comment on that)
Edit #2: Change the question to clarify that the organization gets the benefits, not necessarily the employees directly. Hence porn is still not a valid answer.
For instance, a company that makes computer equipment doesn't have to spend a bunch of money to put a computer on every desk and load the datacenter. A company that offers phone/cellular service has minimal overhead based on telecommunications. Airlines never have to worry about arranging airfare for its execs/employees. A company that makes kazoos... well... has a lot of free marketing toys
Just a random thought of mine... any thoughts? I have a feeling that computer manufacturers make out the best in this regard but maybe someone else can think of a better one.
Quick edit: For the sake of this hypothetical situation, porn doesn't apply here since having porn DVDs around the "office" doesn't lower bottom-line costs. (I can already picture the witty remarks being formed to comment on that
) Edit #2: Change the question to clarify that the organization gets the benefits, not necessarily the employees directly. Hence porn is still not a valid answer.
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