âUnfortunately, their work is expensive, they are lazy and almost impossible to control. No matter how well their programs work, you have to pay them every month. â
âKeep your salaries a secretâ
"Raise by chance"
âNo conferences. Do not allow them to attend mitaps »
âEmployees must know that you are following them.â
âAgree with competitors. Agree with your main competitors not to hire employees from each other. If they do not agree, try to lure some of their main specialists, offering them twice the salary. Even if you donât need these employees. â
âPromote corporate values.â
âBuild a family. Corporate parties, teambuilding, beer on Fridays, bowling, birthdays and joint lunches - all this creates the feeling that the company is a second family â
âKeep them tense. Workers should never relax. Make sure that they have urgent deadlines, complex problems and a fair amount of responsibility. They will not ask for an increase if they constantly feel guilty due to unfulfilled goals. â
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âHelp them survive. Most programmers do not know how to do home bookkeeping, donât know how to buy insurance, donât know how to save for retirement and donât know how to pay taxes properly. â
âBe a friend. This is the latest and most effective technique. Programmers should see you as a friend. Making money with a friend is difficult. They will continue to work for less because you are good friends. How to become friends? Meet their families, call them for dinner at your home, give presents: this will save you a ton of money. â