Re:IBM Is Being Sued for Age Discrimination After Firing Tho...
by dj-wonk on Monday September 17, 2018 @06:07PM
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You've made two good points. I would suggest the next step is to synthesize them. As with many things, moderation is important. A strategy that balances the two downsides is probably better.
Re:IBM Is Being Sued for Age Discrimination After Firing Tho...
by rosege on Monday September 17, 2018 @07:00PM
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Odds are that each group has a bit of dead wood so taking some from each group would be best - identifying that is the harder part for those several rungs higher
Re:IBM Is Being Sued for Age Discrimination After Firing Tho...
by dunpeal on Monday September 17, 2018 @11:23PM
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As if in today's job market, keeping any engineer provides any sort of guarantee that the engineer will stay with the company "for the future".
Most likely he'll stay until he gets a better offer (if he's a good performer) or gets laid off in a couple of years (if he's a poor performer).
But firing the 10 older engineers, you may be killing the present. Even with no bias, it's not easy to know what the right answer is.