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"But you're not undercompensating them if you can find the people." That statement ignores so much of reality today that it isn't really applicable. It ignores
by s73ver_ 9y ago
"But you're not undercompensating them if you can find the people."
That statement ignores so much of reality today that it isn't really applicable. It ignores the fact that people must work in order to survive, and as such, the employer holds most of the power in that relationship.