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> I'll pay top dollar to get hard-to-find skills I feel like that's more true at a small-scale company than a large company with thousands of employees. Maybe
by Tempest1981 6y ago
> I'll pay top dollar to get hard-to-find skills
I feel like that's more true at a small-scale company than a large company with thousands of employees. Maybe the large company has already found those "hard-to-find skills".
- maxk42 6y agoSo what? Don't work for a large company if they're not willing to pay your salary.
- toast0 6y agoSmall-scale companies are probably more likely to have shapes for hard-to-find people. If you can hire one person to do three jobs you need 1/3rd of a person for, that's more valuable than finding three people who can do that; especially if those three people would have needed to be in close communications with each other. Big companies tend not to have as many places where they need one person to wear many hats; so their hard-to-finds will tend to be finding deep experts, but there's probably not a lot of positions that really need that.