What's an insider secret about somewhere you used to work?
What's an insider secret about somewhere you used to work?
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YMMV:
- Dollar General: nobody watches the cameras unless someone reports something
- USPS: exploitative. Has the ability to manipulate politics (political ads are not guaranteed to be delivered)
- Amazon Warehouse: exploitative
- Amazon DSP: exploitative. DSPs were created to bypass labor laws
- Restaurants: most fried foods, and many not fried, are frozen. This is not just fast food, think steaks.
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Tons of restaurants serve premade stuff from US Foods or Sysco. Lie about it, too. I worked at a BBQ restaurant whose secret sauce recipe was adding smoke flavoring and red wine vinegar to 5 gallon buckets of Cattlemen’s.
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What is a DSP?
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Delivery Service “Partner”
It’s the outsourced delivery drivers.
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I don't know why I read Delivery Service Panther and got excited. I would probably be dead after the first delivery, but still.
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Your sandals are here. Fight me, human.
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Reading this in an ad tech context (Demand Side Platform, where businesses pay money to get their ads into the marketplace) read equally true. Their margin is roughly 50-60%
Edit: Amazon is a DSP in the advertising space
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