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Wait they're a worker run company? Awesome!
Not in the purest form, but pretty much. You can find their employee handbook online I think.
But they still exploit peoples' labour, right?
You might call it self-exploitation as they mostly pay people on a peer-review bonus system, so if other workers in the same company think you significantly contributed to the success of the company your salary will increase multiple times.
There is an older Podcast with Yanis Varoufakis who used to work for Valve where the general (anarcho-syndicalist) principles are explained: https://www.econtalk.org/varoufakis-on-valve-spontaneous-order-and-the-european-crisis/
Like huawei?
No, listen to the podcast I linked below if you want to learn how it functions. Huawei might be worker owned (on paper), but it isn't worker run.
its very much worker owned, but as of now due to the development of production in China is currrently using the capitalist method to grow, it isn't fully socialist.