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I couldn't imagine sticking around for this long if the problems have been going on since June. I would've been looking for a new job the second my first check
by manyxcxi 10y ago
I couldn't imagine sticking around for this long if the problems have been going on since June. I would've been looking for a new job the second my first check was late and would've executed a move immediately after the second was late as well.
I get the idea of 'if you leave maybe you never get paid', but if you stay you've obviously got no guarantee of getting paid either, and you'll at least be doing something that hopefully does pay while fighting for what's owed.
- BoorishBears 10y agoMaybe there isn't much of an overlap in positions that seek the skills those working at the studio had, and open positions nearby.
- greendesk 10y agoIt is anecdotal evidence, but I had two friends at two separate companies that missed to pay salaries. The two people individually found comfort in the environment, and at first neither was not seeking a move. The motivation was led by the persons' belief that the situation will go back to normal, not by a lack of qualifications or demand thereof. Both people were/are highly qualified and had skills in demand. Their situation can be unique to them, I can't know the motivations of developers I don't know.
- zem 10y agoalso a month's pay is a lot of money, and you know if you leave you will never see it. the hope is by staying you will eventually get your back pay too