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So I guess what you're saying is it's better to maintain the illusion of meritocracy instead of acknowledging and being honest with ourselves that pay is not co
by arcticbull 4y ago
So I guess what you're saying is it's better to maintain the illusion of meritocracy instead of acknowledging and being honest with ourselves that pay is not commensurate to effort?
- catiopatio 4y ago> So I guess what you're saying is it's better to maintain the illusion of meritocracy … No, it’s better to strive for meritocracy and fail to achieve perfection, than to abandon the effort to reward merit entirely. > … instead of acknowledging and being honest with ourselves that pay is not commensurate to effort? “Merit” is not a synonym for effort, pay was never commensurate with effort, and it never should be. We’re not trying to reward effort — we’re trying to reward results.
- arcticbull 4y ago> We’re not trying to reward effort — we’re trying to reward results. What makes you think we do that now?
- catiopatio 4y agoYou don’t believe there’s currently any correlation between merit and pay?