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Is this still feasible advice in the current economic climate? Everyone I know is either firing or shutting down. I have no problem saying "pay me more", but
by ken 6y ago
Is this still feasible advice in the current economic climate? Everyone I know is either firing or shutting down. I have no problem saying "pay me more", but that's hard to follow up when there are no other jobs to be had.
I imagine the response might be "that's fine, there's over a million people in this state on unemployment I can get instead".
- chillacy 6y agoI've noticed that the longer your career is, the harder it is to find someone who can replace you. E.g. if a company wants you because you grew MS Office for 5 years and then did the same for Google Sheets, and they want you to help them do the same, there are few substitutes.
- dismalpedigree 6y agoNot everybody is laying off or firing. If you are in Denver USA or Ottawa Canada we are accelerating our hiring. Its interesting and challenging work. Techinsights.com if you or anybody else is interested.