Re:Google illegally spied on workers before firing them, US ...
by kelnos on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @06:25PM
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> I'd agree if this redline didn't require several departments to sign off costing $x million.
Straw man. If a small change like this costs a company any more than a thousand bucks, they are Doing it Wrong.
You might argue that $1k is also a lot to expect, but consider that the company has likely already spent north of $25k (and sometimes a lot more than that) on the recruiting process that brought them this new employee. If they're going to throw that away to avoid an internal approval process that costs another thousand, that sounds like a bad financial decision to me.
Straw man. If a small change like this costs a company any more than a thousand bucks, they are Doing it Wrong.
You might argue that $1k is also a lot to expect, but consider that the company has likely already spent north of $25k (and sometimes a lot more than that) on the recruiting process that brought them this new employee. If they're going to throw that away to avoid an internal approval process that costs another thousand, that sounds like a bad financial decision to me.