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If you have money going to you, doesn't the market benefit from making that knowledge public? Either you are capable and can defend your salary, or you are bein
by batgaijin 14y ago
If you have money going to you, doesn't the market benefit from making that knowledge public? Either you are capable and can defend your salary, or you are being overpaid and your position becomes more competitive. Something most corporations would want, right?
Too bad everyone who ranks highly at your company is severely overpaid and dreadfully scared of their competency being questioned in an open and quantitative manner...
- hapless 14y agoIt's a morale problem. Anyone at the high end will see the numbers and say "Well, I'm worth it." No win, no loss. Anyone at the low end will see the numbers and be really angry about being underpaid. Negative impact. On net: not worth it.