Re:What It Costs to Run Let's Encrypt
by wpietri on Wednesday September 21, 2016 @10:48PM
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> Yes, and the same reasoning would apply to folks suggesting that employers routinely are open to negotiation.
No, it wouldn't, because employers have a strong incentive to hide salary band violations, while employees have a strong incentive to discover when negotiations are possible.
> it strikes me as an extraordinary to claim successfully negotiating higher-than-average wages is typical.
Then you should probably go talk to somebody who made that claim. But it's a nonsensical claim, so my guess is not many would be making it.
No, it wouldn't, because employers have a strong incentive to hide salary band violations, while employees have a strong incentive to discover when negotiations are possible.
> it strikes me as an extraordinary to claim successfully negotiating higher-than-average wages is typical.
Then you should probably go talk to somebody who made that claim. But it's a nonsensical claim, so my guess is not many would be making it.