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The parent specifically said "I'm not (and don't ever expect to be) paid the same as other equally qualified engineers on my team." I understand your point, ev
by ketzo 5y ago
The parent specifically said "I'm not (and don't ever expect to be) paid the same as other equally qualified engineers on my team."
I understand your point, even if I think it's a little narrow, but the original comment seemed to apply that there was no point in even trying to achieve equal pay. That just totally baffles me.
- totony 5y agoEqual pay forces metric-based assessments which imo is detrimental. I think(?) that's what op what refering to. It's incredibly hard to evaluate how to pay 2 different people, allowing negotiation allows the free market to determine the price, which is the best way we have found as a society to allocate assets.
- tick_tock_tick 5y agoThere main point following some of there other comment is equally qualified != equally performant