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That's very possible. Surely there's some middle ground between incentives that attract too many people and underpaying dedicated talent? Even if you were to g
by aaron-lebo 9y ago
That's very possible.
Surely there's some middle ground between incentives that attract too many people and underpaying dedicated talent? Even if you were to get paid more, the work is so intense and extended (grinding for years), those just attracted by money would have more attractive alternatives.