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The assumption here is that the person at hand has other offers (or other things they'd want to do). In the case in question, that's clearly true, so it doesn't
by austenallred 10y ago
The assumption here is that the person at hand has other offers (or other things they'd want to do). In the case in question, that's clearly true, so it doesn't ignore the law of supply and demand at all.
- olalonde 10y agoIndeed, which is I was criticizing the justification given by parent. The guy received a high salary because his skill set was scarce and in demand. It had little to do with "value driven" (e.g. see anecdotes in this thread of other Google engineers who drove millions in revenue and probably didn't make millions a year).