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This is if Orion's position is replacable. Holding a project "hostage" because the project has only enough manpower. What if the company intends to keep Orion
by valand 7y ago
This is if Orion's position is replacable. Holding a project "hostage" because the project has only enough manpower.
What if the company intends to keep Orion because the company knows that Orion, even though not holding any "hostage" situation, is accelerating the growth of the company?
- sushid 7y agoIn my experience, no one is irreplaceable once the company has a few hundred people. Sometimes people you think are irreplaceable leave without a suitable replacement and things will work out. It might delay a few projects here and there but as long as the company isn’t still trying to find an product market fit it’ll be just fine.
- mcv 7y agoThen they would have given that raise earlier and wouldn't have waited until Orion was already ready to leave. The company is also not going to rely long term on someone who already has expressed a desire to leave. They will still look for a replacement.