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"Experience" has nothing to do with compensation. You don't deserve more money just because you have been around longer. It is appropriate to make it proportion

by uoaei 6y ago

"Experience" has nothing to do with compensation. You don't deserve more money just because you have been around longer. It is appropriate to make it proportional to value creation. Experience helps with this but obviously then the correlation will be lower.

renewiltord 6y ago
No, he was paid with getting the experience. He got compensation in the shape of "build(ing) a resume"
- nohr 6y ago
  I'll ask my landlord if they take that next time. I'm sure the company would love to earn experience from my work instead of money too since it's so valuable.
  - renewiltord 6y ago
    Well, you can always ask. These deals are voluntary.
    - uoaei 6y ago
      There is a huge gulf between "we agreed on these terms given extant circumstances" and "this is a voluntary relationship". The gulf exists because extant circumstances can be inherently coercive. Sorry to burst your ancap bubble though.
      - renewiltord 6y ago
        What a strange way to converse
        uoaei 6y ago
        Retreating to criticism of rhetoric is a classic signal that you have no substantive rebuttal.
  - sam1r 6y ago
    Well stated. Makes me wonder... Maybe you can somewhat pay your landlord in living experience, frequently blogging about your amenities included in the place for a possibly more-than-one-time rent extension for pandemic purposes.
    - cardiffspaceman 6y ago
      I'm an influencer, let me live here rent-free.
    - uoaei 6y ago
      That's not experience, that's advertising.
  - whoisburbansky 6y ago
    I bring this up in the most tongue in cheek manner: https://thehardtimes.net/culture/surprisingly-cool-landlord-willing-to-be-paid-in-experience/ https://thehardtimes.net/culture/surprisingly-cool-landlord-...
  - dfadsadsf 6y ago
    While you are laughing, tenants absolutely pay landlord in "experience". For commercial rents, tenants like Apple in shopping malls pay significantly less than regular rate (https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-gets-sweet-deals-from-mall-operators-1426007804 https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-gets-sweet-deals-from-mal...). Prince Harry move to Montecito increased property values around his house (https://nypost.com/2021/03/08/montecito-home-next-to-prince-harry-meghan-markle-on-sale-for-29m/ https://nypost.com/2021/03/08/montecito-home-next-to-prince-...). I am sure many luxury buildings in any city would be happy to rent apartment to him for free just for publicity it will generate. This is equivalent to having Google/Apple on your resume. Even if you are nobody, there are experiences you can provide to the landlord in lieu of rent (https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/landlords-are-targeting-vulnerable-tenants-solicit-sex-exchange-rent-advocates-n1186416 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/landlords-are-targeting...) [Do not recommend, probably illegal for both sides]
    - uoaei 6y ago
      That's not experience, that's clout. Also I think it's pretty clear this discussion does not pertain to corporate or celebrity tenants.
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by uoaei 6y ago

renewiltord 6y ago

No, he was paid with getting the experience. He got compensation in the shape of "build(ing) a resume"

nohr 6y ago
I'll ask my landlord if they take that next time. I'm sure the company would love to earn experience from my work instead of money too since it's so valuable.
- renewiltord 6y ago
  Well, you can always ask. These deals are voluntary.
  - uoaei 6y ago
    There is a huge gulf between "we agreed on these terms given extant circumstances" and "this is a voluntary relationship". The gulf exists because extant circumstances can be inherently coercive. Sorry to burst your ancap bubble though.
    - renewiltord 6y ago
      What a strange way to converse
      - uoaei 6y ago
        Retreating to criticism of rhetoric is a classic signal that you have no substantive rebuttal.
- sam1r 6y ago
  Well stated. Makes me wonder... Maybe you can somewhat pay your landlord in living experience, frequently blogging about your amenities included in the place for a possibly more-than-one-time rent extension for pandemic purposes.
  - cardiffspaceman 6y ago
    I'm an influencer, let me live here rent-free.
  - uoaei 6y ago
    That's not experience, that's advertising.
- whoisburbansky 6y ago
  I bring this up in the most tongue in cheek manner: https://thehardtimes.net/culture/surprisingly-cool-landlord-willing-to-be-paid-in-experience/ https://thehardtimes.net/culture/surprisingly-cool-landlord-...
- dfadsadsf 6y ago
  While you are laughing, tenants absolutely pay landlord in "experience". For commercial rents, tenants like Apple in shopping malls pay significantly less than regular rate (https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-gets-sweet-deals-from-mall-operators-1426007804 https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-gets-sweet-deals-from-mal...). Prince Harry move to Montecito increased property values around his house (https://nypost.com/2021/03/08/montecito-home-next-to-prince-harry-meghan-markle-on-sale-for-29m/ https://nypost.com/2021/03/08/montecito-home-next-to-prince-...). I am sure many luxury buildings in any city would be happy to rent apartment to him for free just for publicity it will generate. This is equivalent to having Google/Apple on your resume. Even if you are nobody, there are experiences you can provide to the landlord in lieu of rent (https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/landlords-are-targeting-vulnerable-tenants-solicit-sex-exchange-rent-advocates-n1186416 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/landlords-are-targeting...) [Do not recommend, probably illegal for both sides]
  - uoaei 6y ago
    That's not experience, that's clout. Also I think it's pretty clear this discussion does not pertain to corporate or celebrity tenants.

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