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>the candidate is only interested in money, not the company Of course I am interested in money, otherwise I would work for a charity, not a company. I don't s
by DeathArrow 4y ago
>the candidate is only interested in money, not the company
Of course I am interested in money, otherwise I would work for a charity, not a company.
I don't see anything wrong in being interested in getting money. Companies are not interested in the candidate, but in the amount of money a candidate can generate for them.
Exchanging work for money is business, not a romantic affair. And in a business you optimize for profit. More so when it is your only income, taking a huge part of your time and life and you have a family to take care of.
- abnercoimbre 4y ago> Companies are not interested in the candidate, but in the amount of money a candidate can generate for them. > And in a business you optimize for profit. This is why it's in the employer's best interest to say that you're family, or that loyalty is a virtue. It makes it easier to low-ball your salary and keep it from rising too much.