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Aside from pay, I find the anti-hierarchical aspects interesting. How people interact in a small business is surely different than in a larger business, so I'd
by rgoulter 8y ago
Aside from pay, I find the anti-hierarchical aspects interesting.
How people interact in a small business is surely different than in a larger business, so I'd guess small business is more inclined to need a culture of "we're all in this together".
I think that "everyone is as important as everyone else" is in tension with "the market rate for developer and support roles are different than our flat salary".
I think they're right about some of the negatives about "traditional performance reviews and salary negotiation". But I'd be cautious about whether "everyone is as valuable as everyone else" brings more problems than it solves.
- dcosson 8y agoYeah, I have a really hard time seeing how this would be a nice culture to work in. Everybody is clearly not as valuable as everyone else, and it seems pretty inevitable that people would come to resent each other and stop working hard, if you’re just as valuable whether you do amazing work or mediocre work.