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No I don't believe in any of that. I believe the only way to determine what someone should be paid is to keep offering money until someone you think is good eno
by johnbabboozle 11y ago
No I don't believe in any of that. I believe the only way to determine what someone should be paid is to keep offering money until someone you think is good enough takes the job, or it until it stops being worth offering the job at that level.
Anything else is artificial and causes more pain than good. And that's despite it being nobody's business how much I get paid or how much my company choses to pay me.
- danbruc 11y agoUntil someone takes the job or it isn't worth it - that's entirely supply and demand based. I neither argue that this is something that doesn't work nor do I think I can suggest a better alternative. I just argue that this is not fair from a moral point of view because I see no good reasons that investing an hour of your lifetime cleaning toilets is any less valuable than investing an hour of your lifetime developing software.