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Agree with this. One of the side effects of this is your top performers are always jumping and the people who tend to stay the longest tend to be average or be
by GreenPlastic 12y ago
Agree with this. One of the side effects of this is your top performers are always jumping and the people who tend to stay the longest tend to be average or below average.
- debian69 12y agoor they might just enjoy there jobs enough to not need to move.
- Chronic28 12y agoEveryone has their "jump ship" price
- mateo411 12y agoThis is known as the Dead Sea effect.
- gchokov 12y agoI tend to disagree. People jumping too much here and there are not "fighters", and I certainly do not want them in my team. I might prefer "average" but ones that I can trust rather than top performer who can leave anytime. It's not just about technical skills...