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It has to be the former, or else you incentivizepeople to take jobs at 40k unless they can get an offer above 47k. Anything less that 47k and they end up paying
by CGamesPlay 8y ago
It has to be the former, or else you incentivizepeople to take jobs at 40k unless they can get an offer above 47k. Anything less that 47k and they end up paying more than if they’d taken a 40k job.
- mstade 8y agoThat's what I'm thinking, but it's not very clear on the site.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> It has to be the former, or else you incentivizepeople to take jobs at 40k unless they can get an offer above 47k. It's a full-stack dev training program that is clearly targeted to get people making around $100K/year over the first two years out, I doubt very much that they are really concerned with slight adverse incentives for students whose best offer is between $40-47K, which is deep in the failure zone.