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This is all about value to the company… they have to pay the 60 year old the actual value of their work, because it is established and known. The 22 year old th
by cortesoft 5y ago
This is all about value to the company… they have to pay the 60 year old the actual value of their work, because it is established and known. The 22 year old they can pay at an entry level rate, and then in a few years be getting intermediate value for that same entry level rate.
- ebiester 5y agoHow often are early developers staying for long enough to realize that value anymore? Or, alternatively, how often are they given pay bumps because it would otherwise be logical for them to leave?
- sellyme 5y ago> and then in a few years be getting intermediate value for that same entry level rate. If you're expecting to pay someone an entry-level rate ~3 years into their career you're going to be getting exactly zero value out of them as they will get a job at a company that pays them what they're worth.