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Not much, no. I can think of several causes that are more likely in the described scenarios. The fact that younger employees often are easier and cheaper to ex
by codr7 7y ago
Not much, no.
I can think of several causes that are more likely in the described scenarios. The fact that younger employees often are easier and cheaper to exploit is fairly well known, as is the fact that plenty of employers don't mind playing that game in the name of awesome profits. The total disregard for experience goes a long way to explaining why nothing works very well these days.
To me it sounds more like you have a horse in this race yourself, like you wouldn't mind guilt tripping employees in the name of profit.
- mikekchar 7y agoIf profit was a motive for me, then I would not keep doing this job for so long ;-) Good luck, anyway. I occasionally try to reach out if I think it might be useful to the person writing. It seems like I wasn't successful this time.