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"Because you haven't improved much since yesterday so your salary should stay more or less the same" - they may answer :-)
by dawidw 14y ago
"Because you haven't improved much since yesterday so your salary should stay more or less the same" - they may answer :-)
- mgkimsal 14y agowhich is a non-answer. your salary often has no bearing on what you're capable of. If I'm working for a company that only knows how to extract $80k of value from my labor, and then only pays me $65k, that says as much about their ability to manage their business and resources as it does about my innate ability. My exact same skills might bring $250k of value to a different organization. Paying me based on what I earned in the past is ... wrong.
- nostrademons 14y ago"That salary was what I was worth when I started working for them. I've learned things since then. If you don't believe I'll be more valuable to you than to them, why are you hiring me?"
- factorialboy 14y agoThey have no way to ascertain whether I have improved or not. ;-) Plus what I might be offering them may be very different from what I offered my previous employers.