BigOrangeTrain
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Let’s be real, any change to it would piss some people off. Change always does.O&W game not being streamed or televised is a horrible move on someone’s part, especially with the limited capacity
Honestly I think if we beat Florida in the semifinals that will be enough.I mean, it we win the SEC tournament we will be a 1 seed.
I’m pretty sure college analysts at most major programs have subscriptions to ESPN+ and could still watch the game, which would defeat the point they’re trying to make. Might as well put it on ESPN or SEC Network.But a crowd limit of 45k and they’re not even having it on espn+?
And whatd be the difference from that and them actually going?I’m pretty sure college analysts at most major programs have subscriptions to ESPN+ and could still watch the game, which would defeat the point they’re trying to make. Might as well put it on ESPN or SEC Network.
Like I said, I think this will actually make it more entertaining for those going. IMO they will probably see more 11 v. 11 since there is less risk of “tampering”.
I basically broke out all of my recent job considerations from my headhunter contact (used the high end ofc). 4 in total. I landed an offer right in the middle of those 4. So possibly just a tad above my market value. My counteroffer was on the very top end, 50% raise. They met me at 45+%. The plant manager fully backing me against corporate helped a lot. Relationships with folks near the top, though not at the top, that know your value and can speak to it are important. Corporate ONLY wants to look at % raises. They're obsessed with that metric and think folks will just be happy with a promotion and a few extra bucks, no thought of the labor market at all...sad. Hell, my boss wasn't even in the conversation at all. I've learned to be sure to have someone on your side that will be a major part of the internal discussions.Did you ask for what you think you're worth? Did they give it to you, a little less or a little more?
The labor market is actually horrific rignt now with all the federal workers flooding the private sector. So corporate shouldn't consider the labor market, because we workers are much more replaceable now than we've been in a decade.I basically broke out all of my recent job considerations from my headhunter contact (used the high end ofc). 4 in total. I landed an offer right in the middle of those 4. So possibly just a tad above my market value. My counteroffer was on the very top end, 50% raise. They met me at 45+%. The plant manager fully backing me against corporate helped a lot. Relationships with folks near the top, though not at the top, that know your value and can speak to it are important. Corporate ONLY wants to look at % raises. They're obsessed with that metric and think folks will just be happy with a promotion and a few extra bucks, no thought of the labor market at all...sad. Hell, my boss wasn't even in the conversation at all. I've learned to be sure to have someone on your side that will be a major part of the internal discussions.
My "worth" is possibly tougher to quantify and prove out if we're being honest, without a lot of work proving out numbers, so the market is a nice shortcut and objectively verifiable, so that's what I relied upon in short order. It's also what they would HAVE to pay if they rejected my counter outright and I walked (I would have turned in my 2 week immediately and this was communicated, in respectful terms). I mean, if the company expresses how little they value you, not just now, but in future negotiations, there's no reason to stick around at that point. So I was fully ready to walk and made it known.
you guys are still talking about your raises?!I basically broke out all of my recent job considerations from my headhunter contact (used the high end ofc). 4 in total. I landed an offer right in the middle of those 4. So possibly just a tad above my market value. My counteroffer was on the very top end, 50% raise. They met me at 45+%. The plant manager fully backing me against corporate helped a lot. Relationships with folks near the top, though not at the top, that know your value and can speak to it are important. Corporate ONLY wants to look at % raises. They're obsessed with that metric and think folks will just be happy with a promotion and a few extra bucks, no thought of the labor market at all...sad. Hell, my boss wasn't even in the conversation at all. I've learned to be sure to have someone on your side that will be a major part of the internal discussions.
My "worth" is possibly tougher to quantify and prove out if we're being honest, without a lot of work proving out numbers, so the market is a nice shortcut and objectively verifiable, so that's what I relied upon in short order. It's also what they would HAVE to pay if they rejected my counter outright and I walked (I would have turned in my 2 week immediately and this was communicated, in respectful terms). I mean, if the company expresses how little they value you, not just now, but in future negotiations, there's no reason to stick around at that point. So I was fully ready to walk and made it known.
It shows a complete lack of perspective.Honestly I think if we beat Florida in the semifinals that will be enough.
Also, I think it's funny people are chicken-littling about last night (kinda funny any time it happens). Ignoring that Auburn just lost to A&M in the same scenario? Or that Ole Miss also beat beat Bama in Tuscaloosa and Kentucky but had the unluck to draw Auburn twice and lost both rivalry matchups to Miss State. If they just split those matchups (granted that's a big ask vs Auburn) they have 7 losses with 3 top-10 wins and playing Florida to end the season. They have one of the best coaches in the country and should be ranked (will be now).