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It is the other way round, at least in Germany. During your interview you will always be asked how much you got at your last job. Then there is a magical cap at
by ulrich 17y ago
It is the other way round, at least in Germany. During your interview you will always be asked how much you got at your last job. Then there is a magical cap at say 20% above the last salary (depends on how much they want you of course).
So it is very important to have a good salary at the beginning, because it will always be a reference point.
- dnsworks 17y agoGermany just seems bizarre. I've heard stories of forced union membership for high-level positions like engineers, low-level employees having voting rights on executives, exorbitantly lengthy vacations (with increased salary to make it easier to vacate), etc.
- dnsworks 17y agoGermany just seems bizarre. I've heard stories of forced union membership for high-level positions like engineers, low-level employees having voting rights on executives, exorbitantly lengthy vacations (with increased salary to make it easier to vacate), etc.