Re:The college-for-all model isn't working
by enraged_camel on Tuesday December 03, 2013 @02:59PM
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>>"Unqualified" by what standard? What makes you think your standards are appropriate for the positions you're offering?
Because we do very rigorous analysis of why successful employees are actually successful. We know what it takes to perform well at each job function.
>>And what makes you think your salaries are "very generous?" Lot's of companies think their salary/benefits packages are "very generous" when they're anything but. Without context your post is a giant meaningless assertion.
Lots of websites aggregate salaries by position and geographic region, so we know the numbers. We also have very good benefits. For instance, our 401k program is a dollar-for-dollar match up to 15% of salary, which is extremely rare.
Because we do very rigorous analysis of why successful employees are actually successful. We know what it takes to perform well at each job function.
>>And what makes you think your salaries are "very generous?" Lot's of companies think their salary/benefits packages are "very generous" when they're anything but. Without context your post is a giant meaningless assertion.
Lots of websites aggregate salaries by position and geographic region, so we know the numbers. We also have very good benefits. For instance, our 401k program is a dollar-for-dollar match up to 15% of salary, which is extremely rare.