Author: Uri Blass
Date: 14:23:08 09/05/00
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On September 05, 2000 at 17:09:27, Chessfun wrote: >On September 05, 2000 at 16:51:24, Uri Blass wrote: > >>This tester can change the motivation if (s)he gets some money. > > >While money may motivate in the workplace, it bears no motivation >in what most do in their free time.....You may be different. > >>>Or he could call company _X_ and say "I have this great idea ! I'll sell you >>>it for $0.20 hour" then he could call _Y_ and say "_X_ have offered me $0.20 >>>hour what you offer?". The whole notion to me that those types of things may >>>happen is abhorrent. Hopefully both _X_ and _Y_ would tell the tester to take >>>a hike and put the word out to all other comapnies about him/her and they would >>>never get to test anything again. >> >>This is exactly the reason that the tester will not threat company _X_ after the >>agreement was done. > > >Then _Y_ would never ask him to test anything again and neither would others. >So the next idea he has for _X_ what then? if _X_ don't like it. Or if _X_ >choose not to use him again. At that point he has played all his cards and will >then not be testing for anybody. And if it is something that he/she truly love >to do, at that point it is likely he/she will become bitter and regret the >moment the idea of $ popped into their head. > > >>I also did not say exactly 0.1$ per hours but based on the money that _X_ earns. >>If the idea is very good the tester can get more money because _X_ will get more >>money. > >More money for _X_ has little to do with the idea. It has to do with sales and >marketing and supply and demand in the marketplace. Do you say that being number 1 in the ssdf list instead of number 2 or number 3 has nothing to do with sales? Uri
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