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I have heard the opposite. In large companies, the chaff is sent to do "consulting". Better breaking somebody's else systems than yours. So I guess the top o
by ardit33 19y ago
I have heard the opposite. In large companies, the chaff is sent to do "consulting". Better breaking somebody's else systems than yours. So I guess the top of the chaff was staying, and the really bottom was eventually let go.
- donw 19y agoI think the difference is, in a company where 'consulting' is the only source of income, you need to be good at whatever it is that you do, or your clients will go elsewhere. For large companies where consulting is a side business, than what you describe is probably the case.
- swombat 19y agoYes, this was a pure consulting company. The chaff actually stayed in-house and built the crappy time-keeping systems we all had to use to report our hours :-)