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That's a legit concern. Assuming it was possible, if only those in your company could see your salary (and you could see their salaries), would you be in favor
by grasshopperpurp 9y ago
That's a legit concern. Assuming it was possible, if only those in your company could see your salary (and you could see their salaries), would you be in favor of it? I'm also assuming that people in your company don't live in your neighborhood/wouldn't be burglary threats.
- icelancer 9y agoI am the founder of a company and I have told my employees my salary, so this isn't really a theoretical question I guess. So, yes. I have no problem disclosing it to those who matter. The reason behind me disclosing it was to show that I was not the highest paid person in the company per salary. I have asked my employees if they want their salaries shared, they have overwhelmingly voted against it, even when I bring up negotiation power.
- conanbatt 9y agoThis is such a culturally strong issue. I truly wonder how this should be implemented. As far as I know, its all prejudice from the public itself. Yet everyone goes to glassdoor to check salaries.
- WalterBright 9y agoIf your coworkers know it, everybody knows it. Not only are there blabbermouths and gossips everywhere, a coworker may have an axe to grind against you and will surreptitiously leak the information.
- icelancer 9y agoThis is possible but a risk I was willing to take. I highly doubt my employees will post it online and run a massive SEO campaign for everyone to see.