Why is this the case? It's well known that ML models are almost always gameable if you know the weights. What right do you have to their algo?
Why not? The contractors know before directly accepting a contract it's value, they can choose to not accept it if they think they're being underpaid?
Except this is how things work at basically all companies? Compensation decisions are secret and only known at offer time, I don't think I've worked for a single company where the specific executive decision reasoning for an offer is given.
Why not? The contractors know before directly accepting a contract it's value, they can choose to not accept it if they think they're being underpaid?
Except this is how things work at basically all companies? Compensation decisions are secret and only known at offer time, I don't think I've worked for a single company where the specific executive decision reasoning for an offer is given.