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Huh? If the additional person can bring more value to the cooperative than they consume (which you would generally hope to be true for most hires), then it will
by neil_s 8y ago
Huh? If the additional person can bring more value to the cooperative than they consume (which you would generally hope to be true for most hires), then it will be to your benefit. Yes, more slices need to be cut, but the cake is bigger. For example, a marketing expert that can increase customers for the single bagel shop by 10%, but their salary only costs 1%.
- fallingfrog 8y agoSure- that’s true. But heirarchical organizations seek to expand even when the benefit to each existing member is zero- or indeed, negative.