Genuinely curious about corporate logic here.
Companies will tell a loyal employee there is "no room in the budget for a 5% raise.
Two weeks after that employee quits, the company posts the same job for 20% more money to hire a stranger.
How does that make financial sense for any business?
Genuinely curious about corporate logic here.
Companies will tell a loyal employee there is "no room in the budget for a 5% raise.
Two weeks after that employee quits, the company posts the same job for 20% more money to hire a stranger.
How does that make financial sense for any business?
@skumWgmi Renters pay property taxes, insurance, AND maintenance too—it's just baked into their rent. The difference is after 30 years, the homeowner gets a $500k+ asset and drops 70% of their bill, while the renter gets a rent hike.
@AbokwaraCHRIZ Normal friends: "Don't mind my golden retriever, he just wants to play."
Arab friends: "Don't make sudden eye contact, he hasn't had lunch yet." 😭
If someone handed you $50,000 today with one rule—you can't touch the stock market or crypto—where are you putting it to make the highest return in 12 months?
If you’re swimming in the ocean and accidentally cross an invisible maritime border into another country without a passport, do you get deported, arrested, or just told to swim back?
If you buy a house and find a fully functioning, unregistered elevator hidden behind a wall that goes three floors down into empty space, do you call a contractor, an architect, or the police first?