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You seem to be convinced that companies do things for employees or candidates, rather than for their own gain. ;)
by notkaiho 6y ago
You seem to be convinced that companies do things for employees or candidates, rather than for their own gain. ;)
- SketchySeaBeast 6y agoLet's just say I've yet to hear a compelling argument for the average employee.
- notkaiho 6y agoWorkers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your chains.
- SketchySeaBeast 6y agoI'm not trying to suggest unionization or a change in social order, but there's an information disparity here that I have yet to hear a compelling suggestion as to how it helps the employee - if it's a two way street, what advantages does the employee get out of it?
- notkaiho 6y agoSorry, not a native English speaker. I realise I may have used "two-way street" in the wrong way. It definitely provides advantages primarily for the employer. Maybe I should have called it a "two-pronged thing" or something.