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Explain please. There seems to be an assumption hidden here which might not hold true upon further investigation.
by BlargMcLarg 5y ago
Explain please. There seems to be an assumption hidden here which might not hold true upon further investigation.
- goodpoint 5y ago> they're artificially constraining their supply of candidates and increasing the cost they need to pay for developers for absolutely no reasons. The incorrect hidden assumption is that by decreasing your own supply the value goes up. It's well known that turning down candidates or refusing to interview them sends the message that their skill are less valuable. It's HR management 101. The same goes for "anti-poaching" agreement. If FAANGs don't hire from each other they reduce the number of high-paying employers willing to hire the average FAANG employee, effectively reducing average salaries. There was a big scandal about this.