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by adam_arthur
926 days ago
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Because margin on core software products tends to be far higher than other industries. For example, retailers tend to have single digit margins. Software products often have 50%+ and sometimes 70%+. Thus lots of excess money to hire people that aren't necessarily operationally critical. A retailer with a large excess of store associates would fail quickly, whereas a software company can often survive in perpetuity |
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