Universally applied static tech salaries.
Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2022 3:14 am
This is more than just a suggestion, but a suggested method on how to implement the suggestion as well.
Under the CTO's management Policies, add a slider, text box, or incremental value for a salary level to apply to EVERY R&D tile in every R&D firm and a tick mark to set it to "Sustain" if it is desired that they all be kept at this level indefinitely. in theory with this set all newly started projects should trigger a check for salaries and auto-adjust to the level. For example, if I want to auto-sustain at salary level 80 I'd set the value to 80 in the salary indicator however it is implemented, then select the sustain box. When I create a new R&D firm, and assign a project and hit start task/start project, it automatically sets those salaries to 80.. if they aren't already and adjusts it periodically to account for inflation.
This is similar to how the banking interest rates are set for every branch and pricing is set for insurances so I shouldn't imagine it'd be difficult to implement. This would save.. untold clicking and salary adjustment menu clicks and spare many wrists.
Under the CTO's management Policies, add a slider, text box, or incremental value for a salary level to apply to EVERY R&D tile in every R&D firm and a tick mark to set it to "Sustain" if it is desired that they all be kept at this level indefinitely. in theory with this set all newly started projects should trigger a check for salaries and auto-adjust to the level. For example, if I want to auto-sustain at salary level 80 I'd set the value to 80 in the salary indicator however it is implemented, then select the sustain box. When I create a new R&D firm, and assign a project and hit start task/start project, it automatically sets those salaries to 80.. if they aren't already and adjusts it periodically to account for inflation.
This is similar to how the banking interest rates are set for every branch and pricing is set for insurances so I shouldn't imagine it'd be difficult to implement. This would save.. untold clicking and salary adjustment menu clicks and spare many wrists.