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I have a question, though I don't know if it's relevant. Do you suppose that there's a psychological effect here; where employees compare their hourly rate to
by sarciszewski 12y ago
I have a question, though I don't know if it's relevant.
Do you suppose that there's a psychological effect here; where employees compare their hourly rate to your hourly rate? And it's less intuitive to compare a daily rate to an hourly rate?
Apologies if I'm off the mark.
- tptacek 12y agoYES. People tend to have a sense of what they make per hour, but very few people have a sense of their daily rate, unless they're consultants.
- vram22 12y ago>People tend to have a sense of what they make per hour, but very few people have a sense of their daily rate, unless they're consultants. Why? Isn't it equally easy to divide a monthly salary by 30 as by 30 x 8 (ignoring holidays, to keep it simple)?