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Usually when an employee leaves it means you have to find somebody else anyway, so that point is not valid.
by ratww 6y ago
Usually when an employee leaves it means you have to find somebody else anyway, so that point is not valid.
- jlokier 6y agoThat's a bit like paying a blackmailer: "You want us to give you a 40% raise just so you won't reduce current productivity?" In terms of productivity it would be rational to pay. But there's a decidedly different quality between paying for an improvement, and paying someone to not make things worse.
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