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Financially independent senior engineers hold leverage in raise negotiations, able to walk away without…

A senior engineer who is financially independent has significant leverage when negotiating a raise, as they can choose to retire or pursue personal projects if their demands are not met. This contrasts with engineers who rely on their salary, where negotiations involve more risk for both parties. The article suggests that companies risk losing control over their senior talent if they fail to hire junior engineers, as this can lead to a situation where senior staff are indispensable and can dictate terms. AI

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    「 When a senior engineer who needs their paycheck asks for a raise, there’s a negotiation. Both sides have something to lose. But when a senior engineer who’s a

    「 When a senior engineer who needs their paycheck asks for a raise, there’s a negotiation. Both sides have something to lose. But when a senior engineer who’s already financially independent asks for a raise, there’s no negotiation. They’re not bluffing when they say “I’ll walk.”…