My problem is you're talking in absolutes, which are just not true. There is no guarantee you'll make more money if you do well. It helps, yes, but it's not go

My problem is you're talking in absolutes, which are just not true. There is no guarantee you'll make more money if you do well. It helps, yes, but it's not good to mislead people. Yes, I've doubled compensation at companies by doing a good job, but there is a lot more to it than that. You can build the best software in the world but if you have a crap sales team your performance doesn't matter. If you're going to make that kind of investment and expect to have a return in the future you have to analyze the companies you work at like an investor would, and that's just the first step.