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For those specific companies that lose good teams, yes. But you could certainly argue that anything that moves workers into better jobs more efficiently is impr
by shimon 10y ago
For those specific companies that lose good teams, yes. But you could certainly argue that anything that moves workers into better jobs more efficiently is improving the allocation of resources in the economy, so it's a net upside.
- bpchaps 10y agoYes, but people are dickholes who take advantage of these setups. I was part of one of those setups, but only realized what was going on after I joined. There's absolutely a middle ground, but I'm not sure that direct hire of teams is not of them - yet. For that to work, many other things would need to happen first. I'm looking forward to the day that happens. For now, I'll stick with freelancing and hope others hop on this bandwagon with me.