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The median wage is an absolute term (in real units of currency), and so any multiple of that would also be an absolute term.
by lainga 7y ago
The median wage is an absolute term (in real units of currency), and so any multiple of that would also be an absolute term.
- uoaei 7y agoYou know what I meant. Don't be a pedant to derail the conversation.
- lainga 7y agoIf you had an intended figure in terms of the median wage by employee class at AMZN, we could pretty easily get a good guess for that in terms of dollars and cents by looking at Glassdoor or Payscale. Conversely, you could provide the sort of median wage ratio you were thinking of, such that you'd be satisfied with Amazon's response; and we could compare them the other way around. If you find the wording of GGP's question incorrect, can I ask what compensation level you would have preferred Amazon provide, either in absolute terms OR relative to some other measure?
- jshevek 7y agoI didn't know what you meant. I thought you meant what you said. I'm grateful that the parent gave you a chance to clarify, and don't see this as a "derailment". Surely you aren't impugning their motive?