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In most companies a good engineer overgrows his position after few years. There’s no economical value of holding him back. It’s cheaper to hire a replacement
by aristofun 5y ago
In most companies a good engineer overgrows his position after few years.
There’s no economical value of holding him back.
It’s cheaper to hire a replacement within planned budget.
Another point — in well organized business any engineer in any position is a replaceable unit.
Otherwise business is not scalable.
So companies do the right thing.
The right question is — why many engineers are staying for so long, even though its not profitable for them after some time/experience?