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You could also ask the reverse - how can I find an employer who will pay me a good salary, without expecting me to be productive all the time. It sounds kind-of
by tomp 12y ago
You could also ask the reverse - how can I find an employer who will pay me a good salary, without expecting me to be productive all the time. It sounds kind-of ridiculous, doesn't it. In the end, people work for money, sure, you can motivate them better or worse (e.g. I'm motivated by hard, challenging problems - not necessarily some big, scary, new machine learning research, but could be as simple as finding obscure bugs or optimizing a piece of code - and by always having a bit more on my plate than I can reasonably do), but you should pay them a fair salary either way.
- jiggy2011 12y agoBut if you can get developers who are cheaper and of higher quality (because your low pay automatically filters out those with a lack of passion) by offering low salaries then this might explain why game studios with low pay produce better games (assuming this is true in the first place).