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Not all organizations behave that way, though. If you reword my comment to indicate the company attitudes themselves, it still largely holds true. I confess to
by JohnFen 1y ago
Not all organizations behave that way, though. If you reword my comment to indicate the company attitudes themselves, it still largely holds true.
I confess to a selection bias, because I won't work at a company that doesn't behave that way. Life is too short for that BS. However, that I maintain employment at the expected pay rates while doing so indicates that there are a lot of companies who don't behave the way you describe.
All that said, I certainly don't deny that there are also a lot of companies who do behave as you describe.
- ethbr1 1y agoThe differentiator is market value. Any company that does engineering "well" likely has slower growth and a smaller PE multiple. Consequently, you don't hear about it nearly as much as the splashy, full-financial-speed-ahead companies. Tl;dr - don't buy products or services from companies with high valuation stock prices... they're making that profit somewhere