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What you say is true, however I think despite there being levels of salaries/pay that are excessive for some employees and studies that indicate that there are
by haalcion3 10y ago
What you say is true, however I think despite there being levels of salaries/pay that are excessive for some employees and studies that indicate that there are better motivators than salary/pay, from what I'd read, Walmart had not been paying employees adequately or giving them adequate training, so anyone who dismissed what they did as "wrong" I think is misinterpreting arguments for high pay as "paying employees more is always right" vs. "in some cases, employers could be providing a better customer experience and encouraging sales and growth longer-term by paying their employees more."
Also, please read:
http://www.keithrull.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/netflix_culture.pdf http://www.keithrull.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/net...
While it's not always applicable, paying more for the best is not a bad idea in dev and IT. Just be sure that you can survive up to 100% of the top people on your dev and IT teams getting replaced by ensuring you have good design, good code, good management, good training, and good documentation.
- dilemma 10y agoPeople who work at Walmart work only for pay. That study is on a different type of worker.