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'Objectively' due to employers claiming they are paying the 'on the tin' industry standard but neglecting a large portion of the paystub wages I appreciate you
by throeuhway 8y ago
'Objectively' due to employers claiming they are paying the 'on the tin' industry standard but neglecting a large portion of the paystub wages
I appreciate your encouragement, though it feels a bit backhanded, and I would encourage you to say the same to all the people who perform services for you
I can say this: it's a hard sell to say paying me for making coffee grants you rights to my research ; https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17604251 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17604251
Regardless of the element of me in this issue I still think it is an important note for the sake of all people, especially the person who landed the job I interviewed for, and I am in a position to broach the discrepancy
- timwaagh 8y agoemployers will do anything to look good. words are cheap when they are not required to be truthful. in retrospect i consider it a positive that my current employer told me when i interviewed that they dont pay market rates. most people who perform services for me are already studying to get out eventually. no need for me to give such unsollicited advice. as for the research thing i would say you are right, but that is really a local law matter.