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It is the same for every company. Employee says I do 'x' and without me, the company would not be able to operate therefore I deserve part of the profit. Thin
by TGJ 16y ago
It is the same for every company. Employee says I do 'x' and without me, the company would not be able to operate therefore I deserve part of the profit. Thing is, the employee was hired on and agreed to do 'x' and so they do not have a right to claim any more. As such, they can strike out on their own and as the article says, learn that there is great risk to be had and choose between large risk and making millions or little risk and a small salary.
- thijsterlouw 16y agoI don't think those bosses have so much more risk than the programmers, yet they earn substantially more than the programmers according to the article.
- tomjen3 16y ago>so they do not have a right to claim any more Not of what they made in the past, but they can certainly terminate the agreement and change the rules from now on (assuming that the boss approves, obviously).