An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.
—Benjamin Franklin
The miser loses twice.
—Folk wisdom
A very interesting phenomenon is how various forms of illusory saving affect different aspects of the project: beginning with defining the right recruitment policy, through establishing salaries and the way of filling key positions or budgeting resources. For example, in order to save money, you might hire only “inexpensive” employees, people who lack experience and will have to be trained ...
