
The Way Of DAO
Typical programming reimbursement structures are not fair. Engineers write code and a company owns it, effectively subsidizing executive bonuses. But with a DAO, compensation is based on value creation.
Typical programming reimbursement structures are not fair. Engineers write code and a company owns it, effectively subsidizing executive bonuses. But with a DAO, compensation is based on value creation.
This article originally appeared on Fortune.com [https://fortune.com/2022/02/25/corporations-more-likely-to-create-a-better-world-than-governments-international-leadership-war-peace-business-trade-world-esg-corporate-culture-alex-veytsel].” By Alex Veytsel (NOTE: this is an expanded version of the article that originally appeared on Fortune.com) I’m
Tony Greenberg is an investor, operator and driver of transparency. Partner in $60b + exits from Internet to blockchain who is currently working on healing, AI, decentralising, blockchain tech, cryptocurrency infrastructure, cost of compute software, cost containment, and sourcing IT.
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