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Your situation and the OP's are different... it sounds kind of awful what you describe, a bit like how renting a house and giving a major slice of your income t
by outsomnia 5y ago
Your situation and the OP's are different... it sounds kind of awful what you describe, a bit like how renting a house and giving a major slice of your income to the landlord tends to make it you're never going to be able to buy a house.
It sounds like you need a different kind of job to have a way forward.
- vladvasiliu 5y agoThat's what I think, too. The main issue to me is that every salary negotiation becomes tri-party, and every party has different interests. What's more surprising to me, though, is that there actually are many companies that will go this route. They're paying basically twice the salary of any given person. I know many people try to avoid increasing payroll, which is often the reason given, but you'd think after a few years, when you know the employee does the job well enough, you might want to save some change.