Singapore Airlines posted 2.675 billion Singapore dollars in profit and gave employees an eight-month salary bonus. The speaker asks if profit-sharing builds real loyalty or just looks good on social media.
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Hear this. If your boss gave you an 8-month salary bonus, what's the first thing you'd buy? Well, Singapore Airlines just made 2.675 billion Singapore dollars in profit. Instead of keeping it for themselves, they're paying employees an 8-month bonus. That's how you keep people loyal. When a company wins, the people who made it happen should win too. Now, most businesses wouldn't do this. Well, should they? Or is this just a PR stunt? I'm really curious. What would you do with that kind of bonus? Actually, I know what I would. Drop it in the comments and maybe, maybe, just maybe, you can tag your boss while you're at it.