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Correct. Transparency benefits the company for this exact reason. There is a non-zero cost (headache, dollars, what have you) in leaving an organization. This
by 15155 12y ago
Correct.
Transparency benefits the company for this exact reason.
There is a non-zero cost (headache, dollars, what have you) in leaving an organization. This means that salaries can be at market rate, drift below, and people still may not see enough value to leave.
Good negotiating means you will always see market rate or above. Transparency means salaries will drift below market rate until someone deems you worthy of a bump.
Buffer salaries are outrageously low: for that reason alone, I would never advise anyone to work there.
- nulltype 12y agoSalary is only one part of a company's compensation. For instance, in the Buffer case, they do remote working, so some people could find that to be worth quite a bit.