ความคิดเห็นที่ 23
It is a chicken and egg thing really. When employers find someone they think can be a strong candidate but, with only a few hours of intereview, cannot be fully certain whether he or she is as good as they think, they would say "ต้องเห็นผลงานก่อนเงิน ถ้าทำงานดีเงินจะตามมา". The candidate would say "I cannot take that risk. What if the employer doesn't do what they promise? or even if they do, how long it may take to get the salary rise I wanted." As a job seeker, Imagine if you were told "ถ้าทำงานดีเงินจะตามมา" and a year passed by ... เงินยังไม่ตามมา ... three years gone ... salary started rising more meaningfully but not as fast as you would've hoped for. In the end, the classic solution ... resign and go for a better paid job. But I also understand that, by offering a big paycheck, the employer does take on certain risk that the candidate may not be as good as he or she boasts to be. So the question is ... who should be the one to be more compromising. The solution isn't easy ... and I guess it is much varied on jobs and qualification the employer is looking for. BUT if companies wish for candidates of high calibre, perhaps a gamble on someone who they think (from the interview) are the real catch is not a bad idea. As a mean to reduce the risk (of a perceived highly competent candidate turning not so competent), you would notice that the highly paid jobs generally don't offer a high degree of security. Maybe this is the way to go? that employers place their bet on the strong cadidates and recruite them with a high paycheck but, at the same time, can rightfully release any of them who under-performs. Then we would have a happy employee who manages to fill thier positions with highly qualified candidates and a happy employee who is confident with their qualification and capability and is willing to take the risk of low(er) job security to prove themselves.
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