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>I read it as: "Dont pay them the market rate, squeeze them like lemons - and make them earn peanuts, for the grand vision of getting equity later". In what co
by cyborgx7 4y ago
>I read it as: "Dont pay them the market rate, squeeze them like lemons - and make them earn peanuts, for the grand vision of getting equity later".
In what context are volunteers treated like that?
- rvba 4y agoVolunteers work for free also usually there are too few of them (there can be lots of "volunteers" but only few are contributing, so they are overworked).
- cyborgx7 4y agoVolunteers volunteer their time and energy for free, so you are nice to them so they will continue to do so. The only part that matches your description is the free part and that part of it doesn't really matter because the point the sentence is making is "eventhough you pay them, treat them like they are doing you a favor for doing work for you".