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In addition a major factor for gov't employees is paying for all the non-performers plus pensions. Given that a good programmer is 10 to 100 times more producti
by fleitz 15y ago
In addition a major factor for gov't employees is paying for all the non-performers plus pensions. Given that a good programmer is 10 to 100 times more productive than a poor programmer it's probably a good bargain for the money to pay twice as much.
- _delirium 15y agoAs far as I can tell, government contractors are quite full of "non-performers". It was pretty much the standing assumption around my alma mater that if you were an engineer wanting a bill-hours-and-do-nothing job for a few years past college, a place like Booz(e) Allen Hamilton was the way to go. Leverage your degree into some bullshit powerpoints and "recommendations", and rake in the cash.