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100/mo per employee, it says. Roughly 3k/mo, or 36k annualized.
by bfdm 2y ago
100/mo per employee, it says. Roughly 3k/mo, or 36k annualized.
- danpalmer 2y agoIt says "over $100/m", but these addons are all $10-20 USD each, and it implies more than the list. With just a few of the common ones it's easy to reach $125/m and the approach seems to be to get all of them. Up to $200 is quite likely. That would be 72k USD which is a salary. Admittedly not a software engineer salary, but a significantly above average US salary. Selling the idea of getting another employee is a big deal for most businesses of 30 people.
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- bdangubic 2y agoI think most 30-person businesses would spend $72k in “R&D” if the promise of such investment is deemed worthy
- red-iron-pine 2y ago36k in a small company is a non-trivial operating expense, esp. for hype-based tools that won't live there tomorrow. like, it's a rounding error as IT budgets go, but throwing a bunch of money at something that's already considered dubious is silly. That's 36k in bonuses for Juniors, or a X-Mas party, licenses for software that you'll actually use.