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Why would it matter if the offer was “real”? Google should pay what the employee is worth to them. I say “FB offered me 400k, what’s your offer?”, what’s the po
by luffapi 5y ago
Why would it matter if the offer was “real”? Google should pay what the employee is worth to them. I say “FB offered me 400k, what’s your offer?”, what’s the point of Google asking for proof? My value to them hasn’t changed. I’d withdraw my application with that as it demonstrates a lack of trust.
- rirze 5y agoCompanies pay the minimum they can afford to hire/keep employees. Believing that [X] company "should pay what the employee is worth to them" is misunderstanding how companies operate.
- luffapi 5y agoCompanies will pay what they have to. I encourage everyone too seek the pay they are worth.
- akira2501 5y ago> is misunderstanding how companies operate. The better question is: "Does it actually bring better long-term value to the company?" For those who think it does not, then the strategy seems in conflict with achieving the best results.
- ozim 5y agoIt is about job candidates and not current employees asking for a rise.
- luffapi 5y agoYes, it’s equally ridiculous and anti-worker either way. Trust is the foundation for good management and culture.