Re:Great developers are raised, not hired
by vetinari on Friday April 12, 2019 @04:12PM
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Because it is still more expensive than just hiring b).
If you decreased a) wages during their initial training to cover the costs and be able to break even with b)-like wages at the end of the training, you wouldn't be able to hire anyone as a) at all.
If you decreased a) wages during their initial training to cover the costs and be able to break even with b)-like wages at the end of the training, you wouldn't be able to hire anyone as a) at all.