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> "An excellent engineer decides to leave the company because she gets a better offer. For various reasons, you were undercompensating her, but the offer from t
by anamax 15y ago
> "An excellent engineer decides to leave the company because she gets a better offer. For various reasons, you were undercompensating her, but the offer from the other company pays more than any engineer in your company and the engineer in question is not your best engineer"
Umm, that's not the biggest problem.
She's not the company's best engineer and she's leaving for more money than said company pays said any engineer, including the best.
That tells us that the best engineer is underpaid too. And now she probably knows it.
Many companies think that they can hire better than average folks for industry standard, aka average, salaries. How many good engineers can't compare two numbers that are in currency units?
- joezydeco 15y agoYou can't compare numbers if you don't have them. Aside from partially-reliable anonymous sources like Glassdoor and Vault, how do you know what an engineer of her experience and skill set is making in her area?