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Hours are also not necessarily a good measure of contribution. A good developer can put in 1 hour of work and produce more value than a bad developer in 2, 5, o
by k_sze 6y ago
Hours are also not necessarily a good measure of contribution. A good developer can put in 1 hour of work and produce more value than a bad developer in 2, 5, or even 10 hours.
- slowmovintarget 6y agoWhich is an argument for unequal pay, yes?
- k_sze 6y agoI think it depends on which camp you're in: - the camp that believes pay should be proportional to the value produced; or - the camp that believes pay should be proportional to the effort put in.
- ernst_klim 6y ago> the camp that believes pay should be proportional to the value produced The problem is that no one knows, how to evaluate this proportion. Assuming LTV makes sense, how to evaluate who contributes more: a designer or a programmer.