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Is that because you're reading "competitive" as competitive with other companies that haven't taken outside funding?
by inourtime 12y ago
Is that because you're reading "competitive" as competitive with other companies that haven't taken outside funding?
- minthd 12y agoBecause i'm reading competitive as standard market rates.
- inourtime 12y agoAnd standard market rates aren't good?
- chrisbennet 12y agoNo, I think "standard market rates" are what employers are paying their engineer who has been there for a few years (and whom they are currently paying below what he/she could get if they left for another job) or possibly what someone would pay for a "standard software engineer" who really needed a job. If you want to attract exceptional engineers then by gosh, you might just have to pay exceptional salaries. At the end of the day, it's a business relationship and an intelligent engineer is quite justified in capturing some of the value that he or she generates.