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> In some cases, ship vs not ship, profit vs not profit, is the difference between a company thriving and failing to thrive. That's their problem, not mine. I
by pdimitar 2y ago
> In some cases, ship vs not ship, profit vs not profit, is the difference between a company thriving and failing to thrive.
That's their problem, not mine. I get paid a fixed amount. If I get paid the same + a percentage of outcome then I'll change how I work.
Easy to understand, I believe.
- pertymcpert 2y agoThe problem is then you’re not being paid enough.
- pdimitar 2y agoThat is also true. It becomes a nasty chicken and the egg problem though -- many companies pay less as a risk management strategy, and that leads to the employee not having enough motivation. Of course from then on he/she does not want to excel and the employer concludes they made the right decision which is of course super wrong. It's quite tragic on a human level but I stopped caring about that aspect as well. At my age and experience I just shrug and say "You get what you pay for" and I am not interested in trying to school people who would never change anyway.