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I've had the privilege to have the proactive version of this discussion: A discussion was had about an employee and then the question was asked "If they left,
by bonsai80 8y ago
I've had the privilege to have the proactive version of this discussion: A discussion was had about an employee and then the question was asked "If they left, how much would we pay to hire someone the replace them? Let's give them a raise to that amount now and avoid that mess."
- croon 8y agoThat sounds like a Sorkin production where everyone is unrealistically smart and rational.
- numbsafari 8y agoPerhaps left unsaid is that the companies accrue the benefit of a long-tenured employee, savings on hiring and searching for a replacement, and saved opportunity cost from the time frame where the individuals job was left unfilled. Win-win.