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There's a difference between "this offer shows that I'm underpaid in my current position" and "I decided to move on for a variety of reasons." An employee who
by jwatte 9y ago
There's a difference between "this offer shows that I'm underpaid in my current position" and "I decided to move on for a variety of reasons."
An employee who gives me solid market data, and is a good performer who likes the current position, does me a favor if they let me know I missed the memo on current market.
In most companies, it's 2-4% pretty year into infinity, and if the overall market grows faster than that, independent research may be warranted.
Meanwhile, of someone gives notice, rather than starts a conversation, I'd be much more wary. If we don't have a good, open relationship already, a quick raise won't fix that.