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> In most cases there is no cost at all of the untalented What? If you earn $1000 and then you go buy a TV for $990, is it true that the TV had "no cost at al
by ethanbond 3y ago
> In most cases there is no cost at all of the untalented
What?
If you earn $1000 and then you go buy a TV for $990, is it true that the TV had "no cost at all," since you now have $10?
If you get a free TV, but you have to drive 8 hours one way to pick it up then 8 hours back the other way, is it true that the TV had "no cost at all?"
- carlosjobim 3y agoLet's say a talented employee makes his company 10 000 dollars of profit each month, while costing 1000 dollars in salary. An untalented employee might however only make the company 5000 dollars of profit each month, while costing the same 1000 salary. The company still makes money on the untalented employee, so it's not right to talk about cost. This is how things work in most companies.