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You have to realize that a company is always optimizing for efficiency and salaries are no different. Giving out promotions when people are already working at
by CrossVR 10mo ago
You have to realize that a company is always optimizing for efficiency and salaries are no different.
Giving out promotions when people are already working at the level they'd be promoted to is simply a waste of money.
This is the author's biggest mistake. If you voluntarily work on tasks above your pay grade you are signaling to the company that you don't need a promotion.
- godelski 10mo agoThere isn't a single optimization. Define efficiency. Define over what time frame. The problem the OP faced is that YouTube is optimizing under a short time frame and under the belief that employees are fungible. The latter being a common problem with big orgs, thinking there is no value to institutional knowledge. Yet in reality that is often extremely important
- wiseowise 10mo ago> You have to realize that a company is always optimizing for efficiency Must be “efficiency” why my coworkers have constant coffee breaks to talk about kids/sport/travel while MRs are open without comments for weeks.
- venturecruelty 10mo ago[flagged]
- venturecruelty 9mo agoWhy are people so determined to just shill for companies? Do you know how many people are unemployed for Christmas today, while you're out here tasting shoe leather for these organizations with more money than God? They're not going to take pity on you, you know, no matter how much you grovel and beg.