Our company pays brand new employees more than current staff with 10 years experience...How many profession that pay their experienced worker less than 2x of their rookies?
(There're JOBS that doesn't pay their experienced staff not much more than rookies. But most of those jobs are unskilled jobs, not "professional" careers)
So how long have you worked there? Less than 10 year I presume?Our company pays brand new employees more than current staff with 10 years experience...
That's a strategy in the software industry. Hire kids for cheap, train them and work them as hard as you can, Let all the burn outs leave. Never compete with consulting company salaries when the smart ones want to leave.Our company pays brand new employees more than current staff with 10 years experience...
The other side can play the same game too.That's a strategy in the software industry. Hire kids for cheap, train them and work them as hard as you can, Let all the burn outs leave. Never compete with consulting company salaries when the smart ones want to leave.
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I like this ventriloquist angle.Next week let's compare ski instructors to ventriloquists. Or how about EMT's?
What about EMTs?Next week let's compare ski instructors to ventriloquists. Or how about EMT's?
Who made you say that?I like this ventriloquist angle.
11 years but I'm not hourly.So how long have you worked there? Less than 10 year I presume?
??11 years but I'm not hourly.
Answered your question to me.
Cuz we are skiing for free!! I can answer the bell every 11/2 to 2 hours for free skiing.That's the part I found most unacceptable.
What other industry that you're expected to show up hourly but not get paid?
^This!
Only if you work in a real mountain that has 'actual' skiing.Cuz we are skiing for free!! I can answer the bell every 11/2 to 2 hours for free skiing.
Well, you live on a different planet!We get 60% of the lesson cost
Only if you work in a real mountain that has 'actual' skiing.
What about the 300' bump? How many of those 2 hours you want to kill in that mountain? Day in and day out? All winter long?
I get that a lot around here. I talk about our small midwest hill at work all the time. Get more than a few that say, they've skied in the mountains and won't go until they can go "out west". "It's too boring here". I always say, I guess it depends how much you like to ski. I can't drive to Steamboat on a Tuesday. I've skied a few mountains too, and yeah, I'd rather have that in my backyard. But I don't. But I do love to ski and am thankful we have this midwest bump to call home.All of them?
Skiing is skiing, and if you're bored, you're boring.
No, not all skiing is created equal. Frankly, I'd rather be boring than yo-yoing up and down a 300' man-made ice strip between occasional classes!All of them?
Skiing is skiing, and if you're bored, you're boring.
It doesn't matter whether it's "all of them" or not. I'm not driving hours to teach at mountains far away. It's not sustainable.All of them?