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I bet it's actually easier to change the median. Often you'll scale a sales or support team (much lower cost than engineer) and these teams can often balloon es
by cody3222 6y ago
I bet it's actually easier to change the median. Often you'll scale a sales or support team (much lower cost than engineer) and these teams can often balloon especially if the company has a direct positive margin on their work (generally the case in sales). Now, 30% of the company is sales/support and there are quite a few options for outsourcing your sales team to a "professional sales company."
- throwaway2245 6y agoI created a salary distribution as an example, with 30% of employees at half the median pay, that get "outsourced": 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 6 60 median moves: 2 to 2 (+0%) mean moves: 8 to 11 (+72%) (You can make your own example.) Usually, you expect the median to be pretty stable when you remove (or add) outliers. That's often the reason it's used in formal statistics.