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Just to follow on with the OPs question, I don't understand it as well. Given this example and considering yourself as a self-utility-maximizing-agent (just as
by phantom_oracle 11y ago
Just to follow on with the OPs question, I don't understand it as well.
Given this example and considering yourself as a self-utility-maximizing-agent (just as a company considers itself), why would it be bad to walk away from 1 job to another when you are being rewarded with some financial gain that warrants it?
Eg. Working for a sweatshop earning $20 an hour and then getting a chance to work for a high-end firm that offers remote-working at $80 an hour?
Are you that bad for leaving?