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Of course your work benefits the bottom line, but being able to publish is often a perk that companies have to give to be able to attract and keep people who ca
by tensor 9y ago
Of course your work benefits the bottom line, but being able to publish is often a perk that companies have to give to be able to attract and keep people who care about those things. It's actually incredibly insulting that you would assume you know the motivations of individual employees.
The world isn't as black and white as you'd like it to be.
- janekm 9y agoIf journals/conferences were to refuse un-replicable results, companies that wish to offer this perk would have to make a sufficient part of their dataset public in order to offer this perk to their employees. This would be a good thing.