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I've always found it strange that the most 'critical' job positions are among the lowest paid / furthest down the totem pole. I work for a medium-sized establi
by protonimitate 8y ago
I've always found it strange that the most 'critical' job positions are among the lowest paid / furthest down the totem pole.
I work for a medium-sized established tech company. We've been running without a CTO and Director of HR for > 6 months. Everything has run smoothly. We've even had open positions for mid-tier management that have gone unfilled for long enough that they were deemed 'unnecessary' and the req was closed.
However, we had two of our operations people (one step above entry level) leave, and our regional office almost tanked completely.
- tsunamifury 8y agoIt's almost as if a CTO is around to make sure stuff like that doesn't happen...
- trobertson 8y agoNo, it is literally operations people who are around to prevent that from happening. (facetious:) C-levels are around to look pretty and offer pleasant platitudes during board meetings.