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Every company I've ever worked at - has claimed they pay Radford 50 [1] . (50% of the average). Unless every company pays their employees pretty much exactly
by ghshephard 14y ago
Every company I've ever worked at - has claimed they pay Radford 50 [1] . (50% of the average).
Unless every company pays their employees pretty much exactly the same, somebody out there has to be in the Radford 75, 90, and presumably 100. You'd think that they would brag about that so the best employees would apply there.
It should be clear why companies won't admit to being in the radford 40, 20, 10, and presumably 0. :-)
[1] http://www.radford.com http://www.radford.com
- danielweber 14y agoI'm really confused by "50% of the average." Wouldn't the average be 100% of the average? I read "50% of the average" as paying someone half of what they are worth.
- logical42 14y agoyeah i agree it is a confusing (and redundant thing to say), but i'm fairly positive (from context) that what he meant was '50th percentile of salaries for that position' or 'the average salary for that position'.
- anamax 14y ago> Every company I've ever worked at - has claimed they pay Radford 50 [1] . Did they also claim that they only hired average people? Or did they claim that they only hired above average people? As Scott Adams pointed out, there are very few above average engineers who can't identify the larger of two numbers.