[LRUG] Code samples: To do or not to do

[Anthony Green]

> 
> Well, I'm very happy to discuss salary decision processes if people
> are interested. I believe ours is fair and reasonable. I'm certainly
> not interested in hiring 'cheap' people or competing solely on price,
> as appears to be inferred by the above remarks.


I'd be interested if you think set salaries set at skill acquisition level
rather than term of employment or other measure is workable.

I've never sought a salary rise, I'd much prefer opportunities for
training/skill acquisition and be paid accordingly as my skills progress.
Skills would inc things like mentoring and agile practises not just Ruby
proficiency

-- 
Anthony Green
Client Side Developer



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