It will be interesting in a few years or months when, considering the publicity, I'm sure we'll hear from whoever get hired for this position. If the person hi

It will be interesting in a few years or months when, considering the publicity, I'm sure we'll hear from whoever get hired for this position. If the person hired is also satisfied in the position, I suspect that will make no difference to the naysayers. But it's not that easy for a company to keep employees happy. Many who pay market rates have mostly miserable workers. To me, a genuinely satisfied employee is never an example of a moral or other mistake by a company.