No one is force to, or have a right to work for the WMF. Like any other
organisation, for-profit or otherwise, an organisation determines what
it can affords and wants to pay for a position. Similarly, a potential
employee gets to decides whether the proposed compensation is acceptable
to them based on their experience, what the job would be, and their
personal circumstance. So, what's the problem?
KTC
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Katie Chan
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Experience is a good school but the fees are high.
- Heinrich Heine
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